Summer Camps
Summer Camps and Recreation Opportunities, 2008
(I have added camp info for Polk County -highlighted in blue)
Autism & Related Disabilities Gym Program. Jim Beech Recreation Center, 1820 A.D. Mims Road, Ocoee, Fl 34761.
Tuesdays, 6:15-7:15pm. On-going opportunity for children with Autism and related disabilities to experience recreational
activities in a safe, supervised environment, and a time for parents to connect. No charge. Questions? 407-234-7456 or
www.autismgym.org.
Camp Able. Camp experiences for special needs individuals, ages 12-21. Operated by the Episcopal Dioces of SW Florida
& St Mark’s Episcopal Church, at Dayspring Episcopal Conference Center in Ellenton (Manatee County), Florida.
Cost/Questions? Rev. Katherine Tate or Tana Sembiante, 1-800-992-7699, tsembiante@dioceseswfla.org; or Rev. Kyle
Bennett, 239/394-7242.
2008 CAMP BLAST INFORMATION
8 WEEKS OF CAMP!
Monday June 16th - Friday August 8th
Lakeland FL
http://www.lakelandgov.net/parkrec/recreation/summercamps.html
Camp Boggy Creek. 9 weeklong, overnight summer sessions for seriously ill children, and 20 family retreat weekends.
Located at 30500 Brantley Branch Rd., Eustis, FL 32736, on 232 acres of wooded land, with full medical support.
Questions? 352/483-4200 (800-462-6449), jclark@BoggyCreek.org or www.BoggyCreek.org.
Camp CABAT Grant Awarded from
the George W. Jenkins Fund within the
Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland
The Central Florida Autism Institute, Inc. (CFAII) and the Center for Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy (CABAT) are
pleased to announce Camp CABAT, a summer camp for children and youth on the Autism Spectrum. Thanks to the
generosity of the George W. Jenkins Fund within the Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland, children and youth on
the Autism Spectrum will be able to participate in a high quality therapeutic and recreational summer experience with
siblings and peers. Campers will have the opportunity to improve social, language, and play skills in a community based
setting with peer mentors.
For more information please vist www.cfaii.org
Camp Challenge. Weeklong, overnight, summer sessions for children & adults with cognitive or physical disabilities. 31600
Camp Challenge road, Sorrento, FL 32776. Weekly Program Information/Ages? 352/383-4711, camp@fl.easterseals.com or
http://fl.easterseals.com.
Camp Orlando Exceptional Recreation Summer Program. Five-day a week, 7:30am – 5:30pm, summer camp for
children/young adults with disabilities, ages 8-21. Includes arts/crafts, field trips, swimming, music/dance & outdoor
activities. Campers must be able to feed & toilet independently. $40 or $50/week. Loch Haven Park Neighborhood Center,
610. N. Lake Formosa Drive, Orlando. Questions? 407/896-9372 or pershon @ucpcfl.org.
Camp Thunderbird. 6 or 12 day overnight, outdoor/indoor summer camp experiences for
children & adults with developmental disabilities. Quest Camp Thunderbird, 909 E. Welch Rd., Apopka 32712. June 8 –
August 8. Fees, Weekly Program/Registration information? 407/889-8088, campthunderbird@questinc.org, or www.questinc.
org/camp.htm.
Camp TWO-CAN. One-week summer camp programs, Monday-Friday 9am-3pm, for children ages 5-15, with and without
autism spectrum disorders, from Orange and Seminole Counties. Specific dates for weekly sessions, and program details,
available at www.ucf-card.org, beginning in April. Questions? 407/737-2566
Central Florida Miracle Baseball. Youth baseball league for children with physical or mental limitations. Orlando &
Clermont Chapters, general information & registration, 407/619-0280 or info@cflmiracleleague.com; www.cflmiracleleague.
com.
City of Altamonte Springs Special Needs Summer Camp. Day-camp experiences including crafts, games, field trips &
swimming. Registration May 1-31, 2008. Camp days: Wednesdays, June 4, 11, 18, 25 and July 2 & 9, from 9am-4pm.
Cost: $35. for entire season. Campers bring bathing suit, towel, change of clothes and lunch. (Refrigerator/microwave
available.) Eastmonte Park, 830 Magnolia Drive, Altamonte Springs 32701. Registration/Information? Ranwa Nin
Elkhoury, 407/571-8814 or rrelkhoury@altamonte.org.
Dream Oaks Camp. Outdoor camp experiences for children with physical and developmental disabilities, or serious illness,
ages 7-17. $200-$650, depending upon length of stay. Assistance with fees based upon size of family and level of income.
Foundations for Dreams, Inc., 7359 Merchant court, Sarasota, FL 34240. Questions? 941/907-1111 or www.
foundationfordreams.org.
Embarq Easter Seals Community Playground. Available the 3rd Saturdays of the month, 10am-11:30am, free of charge.
Fully Accessible equipment, trained volunteers, restrooms & special needs parking at Ward Park. Located behind the Winter
Park Hospital on Loch Lomond. Questions? Contact Easter Seals of Central Florida at 407/629-7881 or www.fl.eastersearls.
com.
Explorations V Museum Summer Camp
109 North Kentucky Avenue
Lakeland, FL 33801-5044
Call the museum at 863-687-3869 for additional information
Florida Diabetes Camps. P.O. Box 14136, Gainesville, FL 32604. 2008 Camping experiences include Tallahassee Camp,
Cycling Camp, Fun Sports Camp, Pee Wee Camp, and YMCA Camp Winona for various age groups beginning at age 6.
Fees/Registration Information, specific age groups for camps? 352/334-1321, FCCYD@floridadiabetescamp.org or www.
floridadiabetescamp.org.
Florida Lions Camp. 10 weeklong, overnight sessions for children/adults 5+ who are visually impaired or visually
impaired/multi-handicapped, and their siblings/friends. Theme this year is “Traveling the U.S.” June 8th to August 22nd,
2008. 2819 Tiger Lake road, Lake Wales, FL 33898. Fees, Weekly Program Information/Ages? 941/696-1948, flc@gte.net or
www.lionscampfl.org/Summer Sessions.htm.
Florida School for the Deaf and Blind – YoungLife Summer Camp. Week long camp experiences for teens with hearing or
visual impairments. Questions? Young Life St. Augustine, P.O. Box 9012, St. Augustine, FL 32085-9012. 904/824-9388.
http://StAugustine.younglife.org
Freedom Ride, Inc. Provides therapeutic horseback riding to children and adults with disabilities. 1905 Lee road, Orlando,
FL 32810. Questions, Fees, Program Information? 407/293-0411 or www.freedomride.com.
Gliding Stars Ice Skating of Central Florida. Provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to develop ice skating
skills in a regular program of instruction, practice & performance. Questions? 407/381-3954, cenfla@glidingstars.org, or
www.glidingstars.org.
Kids at College Summer Camp located at PCC
Kids at College features a wide range of classes from academic and arts to the unusual. Some of the classes offered include
shocking science, calligraphy, Spanish, photography, scrapbook and rocketry. These 75-minute classes are offered to
children Monday - Thursday as follows:
· Session I: June 3 - 13
· Session II: June 17 - 27
For more information click here
Kissimmee Parks and Recreation Special Needs Program. Open to all family members. Parents are required to attend and
participate with their disabled children. Includes social time, snacks, outside play/sports, field trips and holiday themed
projects. Two Fridays per month, 6-8pm, Oak Street Park Community Centr, Kissimmee. No charge, RESERVATIONS
REQUIRED. Two groups, ages 5-11 and 12-17. Open to families residing in all Central Florida Counties. Questions? Resa
Sandora 321/332-4235 or resasandora@hotmail.com.
Loch Haven Community Center Summer Program. Arts & crafts, games, field trips & sports, for children and teens with
disabilities, ages 8-21. (Must be non-aggressive and able to toilet and feed themselves.) Located in Orlando near the Science
Center. $50. per week. Questions? Joanne Solomon, 407/852-3333 or jsolomon@ucpcfl.org.
Maitland Academy PowerMeKids! Summer Camp. 140 Tonina Cove. Ste. 100, Maitland, 32751. Emphasizes sensory
integration for whole body & mind development. For non-disabled, 0r those with sensory integrative dysfunction, autism
spectrum disorder & related disabilities, or hearing impairment. Programs available ages 2-12 years. June 16th-27th, and
July 7th-25th, 2008, M-F, 9am-1pm. $215. 5 days/wk; $165. 3 days/wk. $50. nonrefundable deposit required. Application
deadline May 25th, 2008. Request summer camp screening packet, 407/599-5777 or maitlandacademy @aol.com.
Marine Explorer Camp. Outdoor and environmentally oriented activities, including fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, boating and
games that teach youths about the water, land and animals of Volusia County. 9am-3pm at Marine Science Center, 100
Lighthouse Dr., Ponce Inlet. For ages 6-12: June 16–20 and July 21-25 (4th-6th grades); June 23-27 (7th- 9th grades); and
August 4-8 (6th - 8th grades). Fee is $160 per child. Questions? Debra Marsciano, 386/304-5529. http://marinesciencecenter.
com. (NOTE: May not be able to accommodate all disabilities.)
National Forestry & Wildlife Division. Free lifetime access pass to all National Parks, for any person with a disability or for
caregivers of a person with a disability. Requirements: letter from physician stating the disability, taken to local National
Forestry & Wildlife Division. Each pass admits up to 4 adults, children under 16 are free. Questions? http://store.usge.
gov/pass/access.html.
Neon Club Recreation Program. Provides planned activities in a social environment for developmentally delayed adults over
age 16. Loch Haven Park Neighborhood Center (near the Science Center), Orlando. Twice a month, $1. admission.
Questions? Joanne Solomon, 407/852-3315 or jsolomon@ucpcfl.org.
Outdoors Without Limits. Helps those with disabilities overcome the barriers that prevent them from enjoying the great
outdoors, through the support of local chapters. www.OutdoorsWithoutLimits.org, 616/698-7787 or
info@OutdoorsWithoutLimits.org. Sumter County Chapter: Ron Berry, Chairman, 352-303-1000.
Physical Activity Really Kounts (PARKs). Sponsored by Specialized Rehabilitation & the Florida Department of Health,
to provide individuals with mental or physical disabilities, ages 10-35, the opportunity to participate in a variety of physical
activities, including horseback riding, sailing, fishing, bike riding & boating. All programs at Lake Fairview Marina &
Trotters Park, Orlando. No charge but registration REQUIRED. Contact Kari Romano, 407/718-7601 or
specializedrehab@cfl.rr.com. Preference given to those of Hispanic origin.
Social Skills Summer Camp. Sponsored by Interventions Unlimited, 1256 S. Semoroan Blvd., Suite 1205, Winter Park, FL
32792. Intensive, but fun, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) summer programs for children with language, behavioral and
learning difficulties. (Also open to siblings or children without special needs.) 1:4 ratio. Program One: May 29th to August
10th, Mon.-Fri., 9am-Noon (break July 2nd-6th). ages 3-5, with focus on increasing classroom readiness skills, verbal
behavior & social skills. Program Two: 4 Sessions, May 29th – August 10th, Mon.-Fri., 1pm-4pm, ages 6-12, with
emphasis on improving social awareness and peer interactions. Registration fee $40.,Weekly Fee, $110. Registration deadline
April 16th, 407/678-8889 or info@interventionsunlimited.com.
Special Olympics of Florida. Sports and recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities. 352/243-9536 or www.
sofl.org
Therapeutic Horseback Riding, Triple Diamond Ranch, 32100 Root Rd., Eustis, Florida 32736. Information/Cost? 352/589-
6661, 321/303-2274, or 407/855-0235.
TOPSoccer. Training and team placement in soccer for young athletes with mental or physical disabilities, ages 8-19.
Questions? Central Florida United 407/695-4957 or www.cfusc.com.
UCP of Central Florida. A variety of summer programs/activities for children with and without disabilities, including:
Summer Enrichment Program (ages 2-5), June 9-August 15,arts/crafts, water days, music, fine & gross motor activities, $75.
-$150./week, $40. Registration Fee 407/852-3300. Shakespeare with Heart (middle & high school students), July 28-August
6, $125., $25 Registration Fee, Scholarships available, Ellie Hauser 407/852-3300 or ehauser@ucp.cfl.org; Neon Club
Dances & Activities, developmentally disabled, ages 16+, $1/dance, 407/852-3315 or jsolomon@ucpcfl.org.
YMCA Summer Camp
http://www.ymcawcf.org/images/ymca/sites/lakelandymca/ymcasummercamp2008.pdf
Compiled by:
Pam Luppert, Parent Services
407/317-3674, lupperp@ocps.net
FDLRS/Action Resource Center
www.fdlrs.ocps.net
(I have added camp info for Polk County -highlighted in blue)
Autism & Related Disabilities Gym Program. Jim Beech Recreation Center, 1820 A.D. Mims Road, Ocoee, Fl 34761.
Tuesdays, 6:15-7:15pm. On-going opportunity for children with Autism and related disabilities to experience recreational
activities in a safe, supervised environment, and a time for parents to connect. No charge. Questions? 407-234-7456 or
www.autismgym.org.
Camp Able. Camp experiences for special needs individuals, ages 12-21. Operated by the Episcopal Dioces of SW Florida
& St Mark’s Episcopal Church, at Dayspring Episcopal Conference Center in Ellenton (Manatee County), Florida.
Cost/Questions? Rev. Katherine Tate or Tana Sembiante, 1-800-992-7699, tsembiante@dioceseswfla.org; or Rev. Kyle
Bennett, 239/394-7242.
2008 CAMP BLAST INFORMATION
8 WEEKS OF CAMP!
Monday June 16th - Friday August 8th
Lakeland FL
http://www.lakelandgov.net/parkrec/recreation/summercamps.html
Camp Boggy Creek. 9 weeklong, overnight summer sessions for seriously ill children, and 20 family retreat weekends.
Located at 30500 Brantley Branch Rd., Eustis, FL 32736, on 232 acres of wooded land, with full medical support.
Questions? 352/483-4200 (800-462-6449), jclark@BoggyCreek.org or www.BoggyCreek.org.
Camp CABAT Grant Awarded from
the George W. Jenkins Fund within the
Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland
The Central Florida Autism Institute, Inc. (CFAII) and the Center for Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy (CABAT) are
pleased to announce Camp CABAT, a summer camp for children and youth on the Autism Spectrum. Thanks to the
generosity of the George W. Jenkins Fund within the Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland, children and youth on
the Autism Spectrum will be able to participate in a high quality therapeutic and recreational summer experience with
siblings and peers. Campers will have the opportunity to improve social, language, and play skills in a community based
setting with peer mentors.
For more information please vist www.cfaii.org
Camp Challenge. Weeklong, overnight, summer sessions for children & adults with cognitive or physical disabilities. 31600
Camp Challenge road, Sorrento, FL 32776. Weekly Program Information/Ages? 352/383-4711, camp@fl.easterseals.com or
http://fl.easterseals.com.
Camp Orlando Exceptional Recreation Summer Program. Five-day a week, 7:30am – 5:30pm, summer camp for
children/young adults with disabilities, ages 8-21. Includes arts/crafts, field trips, swimming, music/dance & outdoor
activities. Campers must be able to feed & toilet independently. $40 or $50/week. Loch Haven Park Neighborhood Center,
610. N. Lake Formosa Drive, Orlando. Questions? 407/896-9372 or pershon @ucpcfl.org.
Camp Thunderbird. 6 or 12 day overnight, outdoor/indoor summer camp experiences for
children & adults with developmental disabilities. Quest Camp Thunderbird, 909 E. Welch Rd., Apopka 32712. June 8 –
August 8. Fees, Weekly Program/Registration information? 407/889-8088, campthunderbird@questinc.org, or www.questinc.
org/camp.htm.
Camp TWO-CAN. One-week summer camp programs, Monday-Friday 9am-3pm, for children ages 5-15, with and without
autism spectrum disorders, from Orange and Seminole Counties. Specific dates for weekly sessions, and program details,
available at www.ucf-card.org, beginning in April. Questions? 407/737-2566
Central Florida Miracle Baseball. Youth baseball league for children with physical or mental limitations. Orlando &
Clermont Chapters, general information & registration, 407/619-0280 or info@cflmiracleleague.com; www.cflmiracleleague.
com.
City of Altamonte Springs Special Needs Summer Camp. Day-camp experiences including crafts, games, field trips &
swimming. Registration May 1-31, 2008. Camp days: Wednesdays, June 4, 11, 18, 25 and July 2 & 9, from 9am-4pm.
Cost: $35. for entire season. Campers bring bathing suit, towel, change of clothes and lunch. (Refrigerator/microwave
available.) Eastmonte Park, 830 Magnolia Drive, Altamonte Springs 32701. Registration/Information? Ranwa Nin
Elkhoury, 407/571-8814 or rrelkhoury@altamonte.org.
Dream Oaks Camp. Outdoor camp experiences for children with physical and developmental disabilities, or serious illness,
ages 7-17. $200-$650, depending upon length of stay. Assistance with fees based upon size of family and level of income.
Foundations for Dreams, Inc., 7359 Merchant court, Sarasota, FL 34240. Questions? 941/907-1111 or www.
foundationfordreams.org.
Embarq Easter Seals Community Playground. Available the 3rd Saturdays of the month, 10am-11:30am, free of charge.
Fully Accessible equipment, trained volunteers, restrooms & special needs parking at Ward Park. Located behind the Winter
Park Hospital on Loch Lomond. Questions? Contact Easter Seals of Central Florida at 407/629-7881 or www.fl.eastersearls.
com.
Explorations V Museum Summer Camp
109 North Kentucky Avenue
Lakeland, FL 33801-5044
Call the museum at 863-687-3869 for additional information
Florida Diabetes Camps. P.O. Box 14136, Gainesville, FL 32604. 2008 Camping experiences include Tallahassee Camp,
Cycling Camp, Fun Sports Camp, Pee Wee Camp, and YMCA Camp Winona for various age groups beginning at age 6.
Fees/Registration Information, specific age groups for camps? 352/334-1321, FCCYD@floridadiabetescamp.org or www.
floridadiabetescamp.org.
Florida Lions Camp. 10 weeklong, overnight sessions for children/adults 5+ who are visually impaired or visually
impaired/multi-handicapped, and their siblings/friends. Theme this year is “Traveling the U.S.” June 8th to August 22nd,
2008. 2819 Tiger Lake road, Lake Wales, FL 33898. Fees, Weekly Program Information/Ages? 941/696-1948, flc@gte.net or
www.lionscampfl.org/Summer Sessions.htm.
Florida School for the Deaf and Blind – YoungLife Summer Camp. Week long camp experiences for teens with hearing or
visual impairments. Questions? Young Life St. Augustine, P.O. Box 9012, St. Augustine, FL 32085-9012. 904/824-9388.
http://StAugustine.younglife.org
Freedom Ride, Inc. Provides therapeutic horseback riding to children and adults with disabilities. 1905 Lee road, Orlando,
FL 32810. Questions, Fees, Program Information? 407/293-0411 or www.freedomride.com.
Gliding Stars Ice Skating of Central Florida. Provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to develop ice skating
skills in a regular program of instruction, practice & performance. Questions? 407/381-3954, cenfla@glidingstars.org, or
www.glidingstars.org.
Kids at College Summer Camp located at PCC
Kids at College features a wide range of classes from academic and arts to the unusual. Some of the classes offered include
shocking science, calligraphy, Spanish, photography, scrapbook and rocketry. These 75-minute classes are offered to
children Monday - Thursday as follows:
· Session I: June 3 - 13
· Session II: June 17 - 27
For more information click here
Kissimmee Parks and Recreation Special Needs Program. Open to all family members. Parents are required to attend and
participate with their disabled children. Includes social time, snacks, outside play/sports, field trips and holiday themed
projects. Two Fridays per month, 6-8pm, Oak Street Park Community Centr, Kissimmee. No charge, RESERVATIONS
REQUIRED. Two groups, ages 5-11 and 12-17. Open to families residing in all Central Florida Counties. Questions? Resa
Sandora 321/332-4235 or resasandora@hotmail.com.
Loch Haven Community Center Summer Program. Arts & crafts, games, field trips & sports, for children and teens with
disabilities, ages 8-21. (Must be non-aggressive and able to toilet and feed themselves.) Located in Orlando near the Science
Center. $50. per week. Questions? Joanne Solomon, 407/852-3333 or jsolomon@ucpcfl.org.
Maitland Academy PowerMeKids! Summer Camp. 140 Tonina Cove. Ste. 100, Maitland, 32751. Emphasizes sensory
integration for whole body & mind development. For non-disabled, 0r those with sensory integrative dysfunction, autism
spectrum disorder & related disabilities, or hearing impairment. Programs available ages 2-12 years. June 16th-27th, and
July 7th-25th, 2008, M-F, 9am-1pm. $215. 5 days/wk; $165. 3 days/wk. $50. nonrefundable deposit required. Application
deadline May 25th, 2008. Request summer camp screening packet, 407/599-5777 or maitlandacademy @aol.com.
Marine Explorer Camp. Outdoor and environmentally oriented activities, including fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, boating and
games that teach youths about the water, land and animals of Volusia County. 9am-3pm at Marine Science Center, 100
Lighthouse Dr., Ponce Inlet. For ages 6-12: June 16–20 and July 21-25 (4th-6th grades); June 23-27 (7th- 9th grades); and
August 4-8 (6th - 8th grades). Fee is $160 per child. Questions? Debra Marsciano, 386/304-5529. http://marinesciencecenter.
com. (NOTE: May not be able to accommodate all disabilities.)
National Forestry & Wildlife Division. Free lifetime access pass to all National Parks, for any person with a disability or for
caregivers of a person with a disability. Requirements: letter from physician stating the disability, taken to local National
Forestry & Wildlife Division. Each pass admits up to 4 adults, children under 16 are free. Questions? http://store.usge.
gov/pass/access.html.
Neon Club Recreation Program. Provides planned activities in a social environment for developmentally delayed adults over
age 16. Loch Haven Park Neighborhood Center (near the Science Center), Orlando. Twice a month, $1. admission.
Questions? Joanne Solomon, 407/852-3315 or jsolomon@ucpcfl.org.
Outdoors Without Limits. Helps those with disabilities overcome the barriers that prevent them from enjoying the great
outdoors, through the support of local chapters. www.OutdoorsWithoutLimits.org, 616/698-7787 or
info@OutdoorsWithoutLimits.org. Sumter County Chapter: Ron Berry, Chairman, 352-303-1000.
Physical Activity Really Kounts (PARKs). Sponsored by Specialized Rehabilitation & the Florida Department of Health,
to provide individuals with mental or physical disabilities, ages 10-35, the opportunity to participate in a variety of physical
activities, including horseback riding, sailing, fishing, bike riding & boating. All programs at Lake Fairview Marina &
Trotters Park, Orlando. No charge but registration REQUIRED. Contact Kari Romano, 407/718-7601 or
specializedrehab@cfl.rr.com. Preference given to those of Hispanic origin.
Social Skills Summer Camp. Sponsored by Interventions Unlimited, 1256 S. Semoroan Blvd., Suite 1205, Winter Park, FL
32792. Intensive, but fun, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) summer programs for children with language, behavioral and
learning difficulties. (Also open to siblings or children without special needs.) 1:4 ratio. Program One: May 29th to August
10th, Mon.-Fri., 9am-Noon (break July 2nd-6th). ages 3-5, with focus on increasing classroom readiness skills, verbal
behavior & social skills. Program Two: 4 Sessions, May 29th – August 10th, Mon.-Fri., 1pm-4pm, ages 6-12, with
emphasis on improving social awareness and peer interactions. Registration fee $40.,Weekly Fee, $110. Registration deadline
April 16th, 407/678-8889 or info@interventionsunlimited.com.
Special Olympics of Florida. Sports and recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities. 352/243-9536 or www.
sofl.org
Therapeutic Horseback Riding, Triple Diamond Ranch, 32100 Root Rd., Eustis, Florida 32736. Information/Cost? 352/589-
6661, 321/303-2274, or 407/855-0235.
TOPSoccer. Training and team placement in soccer for young athletes with mental or physical disabilities, ages 8-19.
Questions? Central Florida United 407/695-4957 or www.cfusc.com.
UCP of Central Florida. A variety of summer programs/activities for children with and without disabilities, including:
Summer Enrichment Program (ages 2-5), June 9-August 15,arts/crafts, water days, music, fine & gross motor activities, $75.
-$150./week, $40. Registration Fee 407/852-3300. Shakespeare with Heart (middle & high school students), July 28-August
6, $125., $25 Registration Fee, Scholarships available, Ellie Hauser 407/852-3300 or ehauser@ucp.cfl.org; Neon Club
Dances & Activities, developmentally disabled, ages 16+, $1/dance, 407/852-3315 or jsolomon@ucpcfl.org.
YMCA Summer Camp
http://www.ymcawcf.org/images/ymca/sites/lakelandymca/ymcasummercamp2008.pdf
Compiled by:
Pam Luppert, Parent Services
407/317-3674, lupperp@ocps.net
FDLRS/Action Resource Center
www.fdlrs.ocps.net
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