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Summer Camp is a series of five-day summer camp sessions for children and adults with special needs who may not be eligible to attend other camps due to the severity of their disability or medical condition. We also include activities for campers' siblings without disabilities. Camp CAMP is located in Center Point, Texas, along the Guadalupe River. A well-equipped infirmary is available for 24-hour care. Campers sleep in large, wheelchair-accessible climate controlled cabins, along with counselors. Campers experience typical summer activities, such as horseback riding, swimming, canoeing, outdoor cooking and arts and crafts. Sessions are filled on a first come, first serve basis.
Respite Club is a comprised of several components: Respite Weekend Camps, Parents Night Out (PNO), and Teen and Adult Day Adventure (TADA). Families must enroll their child(ren) in the Respite Club in order to participate in any of the Respite Club events. Siblings are also welcome at Respite Weekends and PNO. Membership affords the family information about, and invitations to Respite Club events. Membership dues are $60 for one child and $10 for each additional child. Membership is good for the entire Respite season (September to May) and must be current to attend events. Additional fees do apply to Respite Weekends and TADA.
Respite Weekend Camp is a monthly program during non-summer months at our Center Point, Texas location. Children have the opportunity to enjoy recreational activities specifically designed with their special needs in mind. Families must enroll in the Respite Club to participate in the event.
 Parents night out (pno) is a childcare and enrichment activity program for current Respite Club members ages 6 months to 13 years. PNO is free of charge on scheduled Friday Nights and is available for children with developmental disabilities and their siblings. Families must enroll in the Respite Club to participate in the event.
Teen and adult day adventure (tada) is a supervised social program for teens and adults, ages 14-35. Activities have included dinner, movies, sporting events, and concerts. Families must enroll in the Respite Club to participate in the event. The cost of the event is the responsibility of the participant.
Developmental Disability Reality Course (DDRC): Updates and current trends in providing care for individuals with developmental disabilities.
DDRC is the state-of-the-art management course of Developmental Disabilities (DD) through didactic and practical sessions. This course provides health professionals with experience to become knowledgeable of the day-to-day care of children with developmental disabilities. These professionals learn the medical, behavioral, rehabilitative, educational, and social needs of these children.
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