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Day campOne of the largest day camps for children with special needs in Allegheny County, serving children with autism, Down syndrome, ADHD, and other disabilities.
Visit siteHow to find an autism-friendly summer camp in the Pittsburgh area — and what to look for so the fit is right for your child.
Summer camp can be a genuine gift for autistic children — a chance to build skills, make friends, and have fun in a setting designed around their needs — and a source of respite for families. The Pittsburgh area has a range of options, from specialized autism day camps to inclusive programs at mainstream camps. This page covers the types, what to look for, and how to search and fund it.
One of the largest day camps for children with special needs in Allegheny County, serving children with autism, Down syndrome, ADHD, and other disabilities.
Visit siteWexford-based nonprofit (north of Pittsburgh) running week-long residential summer camps for children and adults with disability and chronic illness, on a 52-acre adapted site.
Visit siteTherapeutic day camp for children ages 6 to 18 with mild to moderate emotional or social challenges, including autistic children with lower support needs. Activities include swimming, field trips, and arts.
Visit siteLong-running summer program in Munhall emphasizing social skills development, community interaction, and recreation for people on the spectrum.
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