Choosing the right summer camp for your child takes a bit of good, old-fashioned research and a lot of knowing what makes your own child tick. Choosing the right summer camp for a child with a hearing impairment requires the exact same thing. In fact, camps for children with hearing issues don’t differ greatly from camps for children without hearing issues when it comes to activities, comradery and long days of summer fun.
If you think your child is a good match for a summer camp program, the first thing you should do is decide whether you want to explore day camps or overnight camps. Once you choose the type of camp, here are a few questions you should ask to find the best match for your child.
Summer camps are about fun, fresh-air, and the freedom of summer. The warm sunny days in the water followed by cooler nights under a blanket around a campfire. That wonderful feeling of sound sleep after a packed day of hiking, crafts, and horseback riding. The ability to shed the baggage of a school year and to bond with a new group of friends. Individually, those are all amazing fragments, but together those moments help build a foundation of self-sufficiency, confidence and adventure for future growth.
For a list of summer camps for the hearing impaired by state, please click HERE.
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