Sessions:
Session I
2009: May 31 - June 5
Developmental Adult:
(Ages 18 & up)
Cost: $735
Physical Adult: (Ages 18 & up)
Cost $735
SCL I (Males): (Kentucky Supported Community Living Clients) Billed as Medicaid Waiver Respite (limited to 6
clients).
Developmental Adult: Individuals (ages 18 and upward) with moderate or mild developmental disabilities or similar disabilities (Down's Syndrome) who can participate and benefit from a resident camping experience and are disabled to the extent they cannot attend a typical camp program are appropriate for this session.
Individuals with mild developmental disabilties are accepted during this session.
Adults with physical disabilities are also appropriate for this session Ages 18 & up):
Physical disabilities refer to conditions which cause a deformity or interference with normal functions of the bones, muscles or joints (including polio, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, hydrocephalus, amputation, muscular dystrophy, closed head injuries); visually impaired, seizure disorder; speech/hearing impairment.
Session II
2009: June 14- June 19
Physical Youth (Ages 6 to 18):
Cost: $735
Developmental Youth (Ages 6 to 18):
Cost: $735
SCL II: (Females) (Kentucky
Supported Community Living) (6 clients per session) Billed as Respite.
Included during this session are Physical Youth and Developmental Youth. Descriptions are consistent with the Adult descriptions.
Session III
2009: June 21-26
One To One: (All Ages) Cost: $1,125
Learning Behavior Disorder
Cost: $735
SCL IV: (Limited to 6 females)
Kentucky Supported Community Living
Clients. Billed as Respite.
The One to One: (All Ages) Includes individuals who may have one or more of the following: Developmental and/or physical disabilities involving muscles or joints; blind or partially sighted; deaf or hearing disabled; seizure disorders, and behavior disorders that require one-to-one supervision.
Individuals attending this session usually require more supervision and personal care. Children with Autistism usually attend this session based on supervision needs.
Learning/Behavior Disorders:
It includes children, ages 6 to 13, with academic under-achievement; Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; Tourette's Disorder, or other behavior disorders, such as acting out, withdrawn; and poor peer relations.
Children must successfully be enrolled(record of regular attendance) in a regular or special education school program.
National Military Family Association Operation Purple Camps for children of U. S. Military Families who are deployed, have been deployed or are going to be deployed. Free summer camps are provided to children of military families by the Sierra Club Foundation and by the Mike and Susan Dell Foundation.
Must register on the internet at:
www.operationpurple.org.
For more information about free summer camps for children of military families contact:
www.nmfa.org.
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