Camp Hope, located in North Scituate, RI, is a one-week resident camp specifically designed for youth with cancer aged 7-17 and their siblings. What sets Camp Hope apart is that it offers this experience at no charge to their families. This is a significant benefit for families facing the financial burden of medical treatment.
One of the key concerns for families with special needs children is medical care. Camp Hope addresses this by providing on-site medical needs met by a nurse. This allows parents to have peace of mind and ensures that the campers can enjoy their time without worrying about medical issues.
For children with cancer, having the opportunity to attend a camp like Camp Hope can be a life-changing experience. It allows them to have fun, make friends, and enjoy activities in a safe and supportive environment. The impact of such an experience on their well-being cannot be overstated.
Camp Hope goes the extra mile in ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for all campers. The programs and services are designed to accommodate the needs of children with cancer and their siblings. This focus on inclusivity makes Camp Hope a valuable resource for families with special needs children.
For families in the special needs community, finding opportunities like Camp Hope is incredibly important. It not only provides a fun and memorable experience for the campers but also offers much-needed support for their families. Camp Hope is truly a beacon of hope for the special needs community.
| Camp Stay | Overnight Camp |
| Financial Aid Available | No |
| Transportation Available | No |
| Co-ed Age Max | 17 |
| Co-ed Age Min | 7 |
| Director | Theresa Masnik |