Dedicated autism summer camps are limited in West Virginia, so most Charleston families piece together inclusive programs, sensory-friendly events, and camps willing to accommodate. There are real options in the Kanawha Valley, but few are autism-specific, and it takes some legwork to find a good fit. This page is honest about the gaps and points you to what does exist.
Runs inclusive family events weekly during the summer at community locations like pools, trampoline parks, and children's museums, designed so autism families in the Kanawha, Putnam, and Cabell county area can participate comfortably.
Visit siteDowntown Charleston arts-and-science center offering themed weekly summer camps; also hosts a quarterly Sensory Sensitive Sunday, so it is worth asking about accommodations for camp.
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