Summer camp can give autistic kids structure, fun, and a chance to build skills — but the right fit takes planning, and popular sessions in New Orleans can fill up fast. Options range from dedicated special-needs camps to inclusive programs that make accommodations. This page covers what to look for and how to plan ahead locally.
A week-long summer day camp for children ages 6-15 with physical and/or mental challenges, run by LSU Health New Orleans medical students with a 2:1 counselor-to-camper ratio, free for eligible children.
Visit siteA week-long summer camp run by Friends Helping Kids, a Mandeville nonprofit, for children with developmental disabilities and their families.
Visit siteA New Orleans-area camp serving children with special needs; sessions can fill fast, so register early.
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