YAI-Mainstreaming At Camp (MAC) is a residential summer camp in Claryville, NY, for youth with developmental disabilities
YAI-Mainstreaming At Camp (MAC) is a specialized residential summer camp program in Claryville, NY, designed specifically for children and teens with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism, Asperger's, and cognitive disabilities. In partnership with the Frost Valley YMCA, MAC provides an inclusive environment where campers are integrated into the larger camp community while enjoying the security of their own dedicated villages.
The program prioritizes high-level support through a 3:1 camper-to-staff ratio throughout the day. This intensive staffing allows for personalized assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), guidance through social interactions, and the flexibility required to meet each camper's unique sensory or developmental needs. The focus is on fostering independence and social pride within a supportive, supervised setting.
MAC offers 2-week sessions for campers aged 8 to 17, with costs up to $2000 per week. The program is ideal for families seeking a summer experience that balances mainstream recreational fun with the specialized care and accessibility necessary for neurodivergent youth.
| Camp Stay | Residential camp |
| Financial Aid Available | No |
| Transportation Available | No |
| Family Camp | No |
| Co-ed Age Max | 17 |
| Co-ed Age Min | 8 |
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