What Makes This Camp Different

This is more than simple supervision. Our Spring Break camp is designed with clinical insight and practical supports so your child can participate, connect, and regulate throughout the day.

What you can expect:

Predictable routines to reduce anxiety (visual schedules and clear transitions)

Sensory-first environment with quiet zones, regulation tools, and movement breaks

Strength-based activities that build confidence and social connection

Clinically informed support from a trained team including therapists and therapy assistants

A Typical Camp Day

Arrival and settling routine (check-in, visual schedule, regulation time)

Skill-building groups focused on communication, play, and social learning

Movement and sensory breaks

Creative and hands-on activities such as art, building, or pretend play

Lunch with supported social interaction

Afternoon activities including cooperative games and themed stations

Wrap-up and caregiver pick-up routine

Who This Camp Is For

This camp is a great fit for children who:

Do best with structure and clear expectations

Benefit from sensory supports and coached social opportunities

Need a calmer, smaller-group setting during Spring Break

Funding and Receipts

Many families use BC Autism Funding for eligible programs and supports. We can provide receipts and documentation that may be required for reimbursement or payment processing.

Funding eligibility and payment processes depend on your child’s funding status and plan. If you’re unsure, our team can guide you through the process.

Limited Spots Available

To maintain small groups and ensure high-quality support, spots are limited. Early registration is strongly recommended.