True Friends is a non profit organizatioon providing services for children and adults with developmental, physical and learning disabilities. We are accredited by the American Camp Association.
True Friends provides direct care services for children and adults with developmental, physical, and multiple disabilities. Educational, recreational and other support services offered at four centers in Minnesota.
Camp of Champs will help prepare youth for life through a variety of character-building and team focused activities.
Nature based and animal assisted camps for kids of all abilities!
Camp Under the Starz offers campers endless opportunities to hone their theatre, music, and life skills in a fun and exciting summer camp program.
Autism Outdoors Camp for teens on the Autism Spectrum. This is a half day camp offered in the morning and taught in partnership with the Autism Society of Minnesota. This camp is entirely outdoors except for bathroom breaks.
Creative dance movement adapted for students with special needs and tons of talent and star quality! Dance incorporates fundamentals of jazz, yoga, modern, hip hop, improv, tap and acting exercises.
Fun, theme-based activities, outings, and learning experiences that develop social skills, social understanding, and social thinking. Daily schedule includes Brain Gym, movement education, friendship builders, crafts, recess skills, and community outings.
At Camp Odayin, you belong! Our programs are for young people with congenital heart disease and their families. Camp Odayin has a Pay-What-You-Can model for camp registrations that supports our commitment to make our programs accessible to everyone in our community. Camp is good medicine!
We offer hope and healing to grieving families
Our summer camps include PIxar Short Stories, Entrepreneurship, Hummingbird Robotics, Screen Free Games, Bonsai Art and Fairy Gardens, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Creative Cooking, Slime Camp, Fiber Arts, Minecraft, and Horsemanship Equine Assisted Learning.
Bridge the Gap Summer Camp offers a wide range of academic and recreational programs for students entering grades K-12 with Autism Spectrum Disorder and related learning differences.
MICC’s Summer program is a weeklong journey for autistic and neurodivergent teens and young adults to a future filled with possibilities for living independently, working purposefully and thriving in community. This is a great introduction to MICC’s hands-on, skills-based approach as attendees build independent living skills, explore careers through on-the-job learning, practice self-advocacy and receive social coaching.
Camp for food allergic kids and their families - with overnight, day-camp, and family camping options.
