Association for the Rights of Citizens with Handicaps (ARCH) Melissa Schinker – Director Camp Pow Wow is committed to providing a high quality camp experience for campers in Southeastern Wisconsin. Adults and children with all disabilities are welcome… Read More

Stevens Point Area YMCA Timbertop Camp is for boys and girls that have been identified by their school districts as needing extra help for a learning disability. Timbertop combines traditional camp programs with extra reading practice and special group… Read More

The Wisconsin Lions Camp is dedicated to providing a quality camping experience free-of-charge to eligible Wisconsin residents who are Blind or visually impaired, Deaf or Hard of Hearing, youth with mild cognitive disabilities and youth with diabetes… Read More

  "Hancock Center is a unique non-profit organization created in 1983. It is located on a residential street in downtown Madison, a few blocks from the state capitol. The center provides dance/movement therapy, health and wellness education, and serves… Read More

Brent Bowers – Executive Director The mission of Wisconsin Badger Camp is to serve people with developmental disabilities by providing quality outdoor recreational experiences. Wisconsin Badger Camp's mission is to provide a positive natural environment… Read More

Camp Daniel's summer program offers people with mental and physical disabilities, from ages 8 to 70, a camp program specifically geared to their needs. Campers enjoy every aspect of a typical Northwoods camp experience with a one to one or one to two… Read More

The Milwaukee Center for Independence has been a leading provider of life-changing programs and services for children and adults with disabilities, special needs and barriers to success since 1938. MCFI is a community resource for children, teens, adults… Read More

At MedStar National Rehabilitation Network, we’ve been treating adults and children with disabling illness or injury for more than 25 years. We’re the post-acute care experts, helping you regain your independence and return to your community and your… Read More

Independence First is Metro Milwaukee’s first resource for people with disabilities. Independence First offers more than 40 programs and workshops and services of all kinds, and for various age groups. They provide programs on disability awareness, independent… Read More

Milwaukee Recreation's Therapeutic Recreation program offers activities specifically for individuals with disabilities ages 3 and up. Classes are offered throughout the year at various locations in the city of Milwaukee. Participants are given the opportunity… Read More