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Ensure a rewarding summer camp experience by choosing an appropriate camp, preparing ahead of time and providing emotional support while your child is away at camp.

Children with special needs can benefit greatly from summer camp and enrichment activities highlighting their interests and strengths.

Many teachers need to use their time off over the summer to get a second job to supplement their income. There are many options for summer jobs.

Summer camp may provide more than day care during school vacation. Kids can experience adventure, skills and independence by 'roughing it.'

Children with autism do not have to forego the summer camp tradition; these three autism summer camps provide a unique experience for those with an ASD.

The transition from school year to summer break can be difficult for children with autism; planning summer activities helps to ease this transition.

New York is the USA's second leading grower of apples. There are several orchards in NY's capital region for pick your own apples and produce, and also apple festivals.

Summer camps have much to offer homeschooled children in terms of activities but how can parents be sure they're choosing the right summer camp for their child?

Finding accessible activities to keep your child occupied during the long summer months can be challenging. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Chapters of the National Federation of the Blind will hold events in January 2009 to honor Louis Braille, whose raised dot language system brought literacy to the blind.

Volunteer vacations provide rewarding experiences that make a difference. Use hands-on skills to serve meals in a shelter, help build a home, or clear trails in a forest.

Because of the risk of cross-contamination, many CF children's camps have shut down. How can a family get the benefits of the camp experience without the high risks?

Feeling stressed out about the looming task of sending thank you notes? Here's a formula to help you write cards that are personalized and special.

Many physically disabled youth miss out on adaptive-recreation opportunites as part of their lifestyle, but the creators of Camp ENRGY hope their template will catch on.

The Charitable Hamburg Association Edget Baandnet Children Centre Supports with Different Projects Destitate Children and Youngsters in Awassa, in Ethiopia.