Texas Developmental Disability Camps and Programs

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Charis Hills

Charis Hills is a special needs, recreational summer camp helping children with learning differences build confidence and find success. We serve campers ages 7-18. We welcome campers with ADHD, Learning Disabilities, speech/language and hearing impairment, emotional/behavioral challenges including high functioning Autism and Asperger's. Camp is a great place to teach social skills. Campers also receive academic instruction for one activity period each day. Located one hour from the DFW area.


About Texas Developmental Disability Camps and Programs

In camps for people with developmental disabilities, every child is encouraged and honored for who they are. These programs provide a loving, inclusive, and enriching atmosphere that is designed to accommodate each camper's particular needs and talents. And most importantly, these camps will be fun for your child.

Specialty camps for developmental disabilities are carefully planned with customized routines, activities, and staff training. Through games, music, art, and outdoor exploration, campers are encouraged to interact, discover, and express themselves in an environment that fosters happiness, security, and a sense of belonging. With these activities, campers have many opportunities to gain confidence and build independence.

Campers are encouraged to explore new things, make decisions, and practice everyday life skills in a setting designed to support their success. These minor but significant accomplishments, like joining in a group activity, making a friend, or finishing a chore by themselves, give kids self-worth and valuable social interaction. Developmental disabilities surround campers with sympathetic staff members and a friendly, inclusive environment.

Children gain important social skills, form relationships, and discover the delight of belonging to a group where they are accepted for who they are via shared activities and communal living. These programs give children a place to laugh, develop, and make friendships that frequently last well past the summer or winter months. Developmental disability camps provide a fun and meaningful experience for parents seeking a camp where their child can feel genuinely understood, encouraged, and motivated.

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About Texas Developmental Disability Camps and Programs

In camps for people with developmental disabilities, every child is encouraged and honored for who they are. These programs provide a loving, inclusive, and enriching atmosphere that is designed to accommodate each camper's particular needs and talents. And most importantly, these camps will be fun for your child.

Specialty camps for developmental disabilities are carefully planned with customized routines, activities, and staff training. Through games, music, art, and outdoor exploration, campers are encouraged to interact, discover, and express themselves in an environment that fosters happiness, security, and a sense of belonging. With these activities, campers have many opportunities to gain confidence and build independence.

Campers are encouraged to explore new things, make decisions, and practice everyday life skills in a setting designed to support their success. These minor but significant accomplishments, like joining in a group activity, making a friend, or finishing a chore by themselves, give kids self-worth and valuable social interaction. Developmental disabilities surround campers with sympathetic staff members and a friendly, inclusive environment.

Children gain important social skills, form relationships, and discover the delight of belonging to a group where they are accepted for who they are via shared activities and communal living. These programs give children a place to laugh, develop, and make friendships that frequently last well past the summer or winter months. Developmental disability camps provide a fun and meaningful experience for parents seeking a camp where their child can feel genuinely understood, encouraged, and motivated.

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