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Visual Impairment

   

Directory of camps for kids, teens, and adults with visual impairment or blindness


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Camp Burnt Gin

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Camp Burnt Gin

A summer camp for children who have physical disabilities

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Louisiana Center for the Blind

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Step program is directed & staffed by competent blind adults. Ages 14-18. Eight-week summer program of instruction and training.


Louisiana Center for the Blind

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Buddy program is directed & staffed by competent blind adults. Grades 4 through 8. Priority is given to Louisiana residents.


VISIONS Vacation Camp for the Blind

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programs for adults, families, and seniors in New York state. Summer sessions and weekends year-round. Rehabilitation and educational programs; sports, arts; and entertainment.


Camp Bloomfield

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run by the Foundation for the Junior Blind. Located in the Santa Monica Mountains near Malibu, Camp Bloomfield's unique summer program runs from June through Aug.


Christian Record Services

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Christian programs throughout the United States for kids, teens and adults.


Space Camp for Visually Impaired

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Special program led by teachers of the visually impaired at Space Camp in Alabama.


Georgia Lions’ Camp for the Blind

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Residential camping experience for blind and visually impaired individuals residing in Georgia. Though full utilization is made of staff and facilities, a recreational emphasis is placed on social, physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual growth. 1 to 2 week summer residential camping. Each camp session is geared toward a specific age group. The camp for ages 6 – 10 years is a family camp and the camper can bring a sibling (in same age group) or parent along. Camp activities include arts/crafts, gardening, canoeing, camping, nature quest, fishing, archery, dramatics, music, horseback riding, track and field, swimming, tandem biking, sports, and games.


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