family support resource directory

YMCA Storer Camps offers Camp Catch-A-Rainbow (CCAR), free of charge, to enrich the lives of children between four and fifteen years old who are being treated for cancer or who are in remission from cancer. Visit their website for dates and times of camp.

At the Achievement Centers' Camp Cheerful located in Strongsville, Ohio, campers enjoy all the traditional camp activities including: hiking, swimming, fishing, canoeing, arts and crafts, nature study activities, games, campfire activities, music and sports. They maintain an effective 1:4 staff to camper ratio for all summer camp programs and offer year-round Therapeutic Horsemanship sessions and a new state-of-the-art, fully handicap-accessible High Ropes challenge course during camp sessions. Camp Cheerful offers a variety of camping options, visit their website to learn more about the camp.

Camp Courageous fosters independence and a better quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities through outdoor activities, such as horticulture, hiking, and camping. Visit their website to learn more about camp sessions, dates and times.

Camp Echoing Hills is a non-profit Christian camp serving adults and children with physical and intellectual disabilities. They promote a strong sense of community and take great pride in building relationships with the campers we serve. To learn more, visit Camp Echoing Hills website.

Camp Joy provides summer camp and year-round opportunities to kids who may not otherwise be able to participate in camp programming; including kids from low income households or foster care, with medical conditions, or grieving from the loss of a loved one. To learn more about all Camp Joy has to offer, visit their website.

YMCA Camp Kern is owned and operated by the YMCA of Greater Dayton. At YMCA Camp Kern they accommodate campers with special needs or dietary restrictions. To learn more, call or visit their website.