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1. Deaf Camp USA

2. 7777 Concord Rd. Brentwood, TN 37027

3. There is a mini group for kids ages 2-5. Its a week long camp. Only costs $100 dollars to register.

4. The logo looked interesting

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1.the bob rumball camp of the deaf

2.Parry Sound District of Ontario, Canada

3.this camp has things for different age groups they teach asl and there are a lot of fun activites

4.i chose this camp because its located in canada witch isn't far from us and because they exsept all age groups and they help deaf people learn and grow

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We provide care and opportunities in a communication-rich environment that enhances the quality of life of the Deaf community. - Bob Rumball

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1: Camp Taloail

2: 15934 N Santiam Hwy SE, Stayton, OR 97383

3: It a non profit organization. Volunteers help out. founded in 1972.

4: It is a very pretty place with sweet pictures of people having fun.

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1 -> Their philosophy is "learning through experience"

2->They incorporate ASL, speech, reading, writing, and the use of assistive hearing technology with their campers

3 -> They have staff that are both deaf and hearing

Location (410 twin lakes road Salisbury CT)

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Camp Isola Bella - Deaf, Hard of Hearing, CODA | Find a Camp

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1.Camp Sertoma for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children

2.Millstone 4-H Camp, 1296 Mallard Drive, Ellerbe, NC 28338

3.Many fun activity and you sleep under the stars

4.Seemed fun and if you could not afford it the camp has financial assistant options

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Camp Sertoma offers Deaf and hard of hearing children ages 8-16 a week of fun and learning in a safe 4-H camp environment at Millstone 4-H Center. On our registration page you can download the camp brochure, scholarship application and camper brochure.

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Have fun at camp and get paid too! Camp Sertoma is hiring signing staff for our weeklong camp. Positions include cabin counselor (both Deaf and hearing) and interpreters. Camp staff must be at least 18 and have a high school diploma or equivalent.

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SERTOMA is SERvice TO MAnkind. It's more than just how we got our name, it's been our foundation for more than 100 years. Sertoma volunteers across the country are unified with a single purpose: serve our communities and improve the lives of those we help.

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1.Camp Sertoma for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children

2.Millstone 4-H Camp, 1296 Mallard Drive, Ellerbe, NC 28338

1.Many fun activity and you sleep under the stars

4.Seemed fun and if you could not afford it the camp has financial assistant options

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1. Gallaudet University Immerse Into ASL Youth Program

2. 800 Florida Ave NE, Washington, DC, 20002

3. The camp is just minutes away from the nation's capital, and the program fee is $1,250. The camp is designed for beginner to intermediate level signers who want to immerse themselves in ASL

4. My deaf uncle attended Gallaudet University, so it was interesting to look more into where he studied.

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1. Aspen Camp of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

2. 4862 Snowmass Creek Rd, Snowmass, CO 81654

3. It was founded in 1967, they have 8 programs to choose from and more than 15 acres, It has hosted more than 25,000 participants

4. This camp really interested me, it had a lot of activities to choose from and was eye catching

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Aspen Camp has a wide variety of programs designed to serve the elementary age student to the outdoor loving adults. All of our experiential and educational programs and curricula are built with take home objectives that cover a range of self awareness, critical thinking skills, and skills for employment.

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1. Gold Country Lions Camp

2.25001 N. Bloomfield Rd. Nevada City, CA

95959

3.Expansive Sierra Historical Legacy and Naming Established in 1976 by the Sacramento area Optimists the camp was originally built for underprivileged and handicapped children.

Unique Management and Use While it is the designated North Camp for the Lions Wilderness Camp for Deaf Children the facility is a year-round retreat Centeroothills Property The camp is situated on 228 acres of forested land at an elevation of 4,000 feet in the Sierra Nevada foothills

4.because it is one of the more outdoors and I love to go camping out doors its the best because you get to listen to nature while you are in side a cabin or a tent and you are outdoors all day

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1. Camp Juliena

2. 210 camp viola road, LaGrange GA 30241

3. There's a lot of social events, very open and out to helping all children of the deaf, they teach them all boundaries, and give them, a place to go where they won't be left out.

4. I chose this camp because it caught my eye, It seemed like a really open and wonderful place, and I think kids grow a lot in places like that.

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1. Aspen Camp for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

2. 4862 Snowmass Creek Rd. Snowmass, CO

3. This camp was founded in 1967, is located on 17 acres of land and is an all year-round camp.

4. This camp was interesting to me because of the beautiful location. I also find Colorado very interesting.

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Aspen Camp has a wide variety of programs designed to serve the elementary age student to the outdoor loving adults. All of our experiential and educational programs and curricula are built with take home objectives that cover a range of self awareness, critical thinking skills, and skills for employment.

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1. Camp Juliena

2. Camp Viola in LaGrange, Georgia, with administrative offices located in Decatur, Georgia

3. it was founded in 1992. 2) they offer swimming at the lake, arts & crafts, nature, recreation, and special evenings. 3)the camp helps participants develop leadership, teamwork, and social skills while promoting pride in Deaf culture4. because looked like a fun place with a lot of activities to choose from

4. it looked like a fun camp and there was a variety of activities and sports, group activities to choose from

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Youth Camp Juliena is a week-long summer camp for Deaf and hard of hearing kids ages 6-13, where they gain leadership skills, summer fun, and lifelong memories!

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1. Camp Isola Balla

2. 410 Twin Lakes Rd, Salisbury, CT 06068

3. Bilingual Communication, Pioneering History, and Island Location & Landmarks

4. You get to take a boat ride to the Island and there is Waterskiing, Sports, Arts and Crafts, Hiking Canoeing and Sailing on a giant lake, dancing, archery,

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The camp's philosophy, " learning through experience," is put into effect in three ways:

Self-esteem and a positive attitude come from having successful social experiences with peers and lots of friendly encouragement from the staff. We provide specific situations that are designed for each camper to set goals and challenge themselves while discovering their own skills and abilities. At the same time we provide opportunities that stimulate the development of each camper's self esteem. Specific knowledge and skills are taught with a "learn by doing" approach.

Physical fitness is developed through sports and recreation programs, fostering campers' emotional, physical and intellectual growth.

A wide range of activities are offered to provide appropriate challenges for the wide range of skills and interests campers bring to the island. Campers will keep up their skills and learn many new ones through our fun leadership and literacy activities that are woven throughout the program.

Owned and operated since its beginning by the American School for the Deaf, Camp Isola Bella follows the School's American Sign Language/English Bilingual approach to communication, which incorporates American Sign Language, speech, reading, writing, and the use of assistive hearing technology. Staff are willing and able to meet campers where they are to provide the best summer camp experience for each child. This approach minimizes communication barriers so students and staff can focus on having fun and learning together. Children of Deaf Adults (CODAs), as well as children with deaf siblings are also welcome to attend Camp Isola Bella!

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The camp's philosophy, " learning through experience," is put into effect in three ways: Self-esteem and a positive attitude come from having successful social experiences with peers and lots of friendly encouragement from the staff. We provide specific situations that are designed for each camper to set goals and challenge themselves while discovering their own skills and abilities.

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1. CampedUP

2. Manhattan, Long island NY

3. The camp uses FM transmitters for groups to assist in listening. The school was founded by teachers of the deaf.

4. I chose this camp because we learned about different listening devices like cochlear implants.

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CampedUP is a summer program located in Manhattan for cochlear implant and hearing aid users using an auditory based communication approach. Our program is designed to ensure each child will have the summer camp experience in a listener friendly environment!

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1. Camp Endeavor

2. 1221 Camp Endeavor Blvd, Dundee, FL 33838

3. Camp made by Sertoma program which has helped communities for 100+ years, intergation of deaf campers + their hearing family, and has 32 acres of land.

4. I choose this camp because I used to live in Florida and I think the website page is unique.

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Sertoma Camp Endeavor is a traditional sleep away camp that caters to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community and their families.

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1. Hear A Million

2. Bangalore, India

3. They collaborate with institutions like the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP). There are a limited number of seats, and a reservation is required to get in. They primarily focus on teaching their participants leadership despite their trouble hearing

4. India has one of the highest deaf populations in the world, but has little aid for them.

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1. Camp Isola Bella

2. 410 Twin Lakes Road Salisbury, CT 06079

3. It is over 60 years old, owned and operated since its beginning of the American School for the Deaf and it follows the School's ASL and English Bilingual approach to communication, incorporating ASL into speech, reading, writing, and the use of assistive hearing technology.

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The camp's philosophy, " learning through experience," is put into effect in three ways:

Self-esteem and a positive attitude come from having successful social experiences with peers and lots of friendly encouragement from the staff. We provide specific situations that are designed for each camper to set goals and challenge themselves while discovering their own skills and abilities. At the same time we provide opportunities that stimulate the development of each camper's self esteem. Specific knowledge and skills are taught with a "learn by doing" approach.

Physical fitness is developed through sports and recreation programs, fostering campers' emotional, physical and intellectual growth.

A wide range of activities are offered to provide appropriate challenges for the wide range of skills and interests campers bring to the island. Campers will keep up their skills and learn many new ones through our fun leadership and literacy activities that are woven throughout the program.

Owned and operated since its beginning by the American School for the Deaf, Camp Isola Bella follows the School's American Sign Language/English Bilingual approach to communication, which incorporates American Sign Language, speech, reading, writing, and the use of assistive hearing technology. Staff are willing and able to meet campers where they are to provide the best summer camp experience for each child. This approach minimizes communication barriers so students and staff can focus on having fun and learning together. Children of Deaf Adults (CODAs), as well as children with deaf siblings are also welcome to attend Camp Isola Bella!

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The camp's philosophy, " learning through experience," is put into effect in three ways: Self-esteem and a positive attitude come from having successful social experiences with peers and lots of friendly encouragement from the staff. We provide specific situations that are designed for each camper to set goals and challenge themselves while discovering their own skills and abilities.

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1. Camp Jaspel

2. Veľké Zlievce, Slovakia (140 kilometers away from Budapest)

3. This camp takes in groups of kids from all over the world, there are five meals a day, for every group of five deaf kids per country, there must be a leader who is 18 years old or older and knows international sign language well.

4. I chose this camp because I wanted to pick a camp in Poland but I couldn't find any so this camp in Slovakia was the next best thing

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The Program

The program will consist of activities that will develop leadership in sign language in Camp participants: playful education, sporting activities, cultural activities, lectures, trips...

The complete program will be set up and finalised by the end of June 2025.

If you would like to give a lecture or offer various activities (in which you are an expert) at the Camp, do not hesitate to contact us with your profile. From the submitted proposals we will select the ones that will be most suitable for the Camp. Please send an email with a description and profile of your lecture or activity to: jaspel.ck@gmail.com

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The Program The program will consist of activities that will develop leadership in sign language in Camp participants: playful education, sporting activities, cultural activities, lectures, trips... The complete program will be set up and finalised by the end of June 2025.

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1. Camp Wonder Hands

2. 1571 Crossing Creek Rd, Eastover, SC 29044

3. Camp Wonder Hands began in 1996, created by Marolyn W. Amick, a child Life Therapist at Prisma Health. This Camp focuses on building confidence and communication through deaf culture. And another fact about this camp is that this camp is completely free.

4. I picked this camp because looking through their website made me feel that there is more to a camp than just talking to each other. Their are ways to communicate beyond speaking, and you can learn how to work together and have fun. You can learn communication skills, and even more like cooking, and art, and learning about nature. But you do it all while being in a deaf community.

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1. Camped Up

2. 30 W 68th St, New York, NY 10023

3. It's for children with cochlear implants and hearing aids. The camp is run by teachers who are deaf and hard of hearing. This camp helps to build self-esteem and self-worth in deaf and hard of hearing children.

4. I chose this camp because it seems like a good camp, that could help kid's build up confidence and help them with skills.

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CampedUP is a summer program located in Manhattan for cochlear implant and hearing aid users using an auditory based communication approach. Our program is designed to ensure each child will have the summer camp experience in a listener friendly environment!

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Boston, MA, Northampton, MA. Clarke’s Summer Camp is an opportunity for children who are deaf or hard of hearing to learn, explore and bond.
* Clarke’s Summer Camp activities are designed to foster confidence and self-expression.
* Activities are led by experienced teachers of the deaf and young adults with hearing loss, and encourage leadership and independence, while enhancing listening, communication and social skills.

Clarke Summer Adventure

45 Round Hill Road Northampton, MA 01060

1. Offers a specialized two-week summer camp for children who are deaf or hard of hearing

2. Designed specifically for children who are deaf or hard of hearing to build listening

3. Led by trained professionals in deaf education, providing a supportive environment

The are many diffrent type of camp options and I went down an exploration rabbit hole trying to pick the camp and landed on this one.

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Clarke Summer Adventure - SPED Child and Teen

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Boston, MA, Northampton, MA. Clarke’s Summer Camp is an opportunity for children who are deaf or hard of hearing to learn, explore and bond. * Clarke’s Summer Camp activities are designed to foster confidence and self-expression.* Activities are led by experienced teachers of the deaf and young adults with hearing loss, and encourage leadership and independence, […]

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1. They are located at 1334 Broadway, Esopus, NY 12429.

2. Marist Brothers Center

3. They take care of all kinds of kids with disabilities.

4. I chose this camp because it's very interesting and it looks like a lot of fun.

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1. Deaf Camping and Caravanning Club

2. Carfraemill, Oxton, Lauder TD2 6RA, United Kingdom

3. £9.00 p/n, rated 4.6 stars, and its a campground in Scotland

4. I chose this camp as I believe that the UK is a great place.

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1. Camp Isola Bella

2. 410 Twin Lakes Road Salisbury, CT 06079

3. They have a ropes course, sailing, they do special trips and projects.

4. I chose this camp because of the wide variety of activities.

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1. Camp Isola Bella 2. 410 Twin Lakes Road Salisbury, CT 06079

3.They kayak, They do hiking, And they do sports

4. The camp has been going for 60 years.

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1. KODA-West Camp

2. 144 Mohawk Hotel Rd,Old Forge,NY 13420

3. They are often fluent in sign language and a spoken language,often picking up signs as early as 6 months old. 2.The camp is available for deaf people and hearing people supporting the Deaf people so they can have a great time learning more words for American Sign Language. 3. They also do some fun activities for everyone in the camp.

4. I choose this camp because I wanna learn what they do with everyone in the camp like activities and other fun stuff they do in their free time.

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1. Camp Isola Bella

2. Address: 410 Twin Lakes Rd, Salisbury, CT 06068

3. Camp Isola Bella, located on a private island in Salisbury, CT’s Twin Lakes,

a premier summer camp for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and CODA (Children of Deaf Adults) youth aged 8–18.

Operating for over 45 years,

4. i chose to do this because this camp looks fun and that it has a lot of stuff to offer

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1. Rumball deaf camp

2. Ontario, Canada

3. They have senior and adult services. The camp is 60 years old! They have rentals all sizes.

4. I chose this camp because they specialize in inclusion and teach all ages from 5-17. It is also the only LTC facility in Canada for the deaf!

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We provide care and opportunities in a communication-rich environment that enhances the quality of life of the Deaf community. - Bob Rumball

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1.Marist brothers center camp for the deaf and all

2.Marist Brothers At Esopus
P.O. Box 197
1455 Broadway
Esopus, NY 12429
845-384-6620

3.This camp has events all year round, this camp is also open to all kids and not just deaf people and this camp helps kids with their goals in life.

4. I decided to pick this camp because it stood out to me the most and what I think there doing is a great thing.

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1. Camp Isola Bella

2. 410 Twin Lakes Road Salisbury, CT 06079

3. Bilingual community, operating for over 45 years, A wide range of activities are offered

4. I chose this camp because of the wide range of activites they offer.

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The camp's philosophy, " learning through experience," is put into effect in three ways:

Self-esteem and a positive attitude come from having successful social experiences with peers and lots of friendly encouragement from the staff. We provide specific situations that are designed for each camper to set goals and challenge themselves while discovering their own skills and abilities. At the same time we provide opportunities that stimulate the development of each camper's self esteem. Specific knowledge and skills are taught with a "learn by doing" approach.

Physical fitness is developed through sports and recreation programs, fostering campers' emotional, physical and intellectual growth.

A wide range of activities are offered to provide appropriate challenges for the wide range of skills and interests campers bring to the island. Campers will keep up their skills and learn many new ones through our fun leadership and literacy activities that are woven throughout the program.

Owned and operated since its beginning by the American School for the Deaf, Camp Isola Bella follows the School's American Sign Language/English Bilingual approach to communication, which incorporates American Sign Language, speech, reading, writing, and the use of assistive hearing technology. Staff are willing and able to meet campers where they are to provide the best summer camp experience for each child. This approach minimizes communication barriers so students and staff can focus on having fun and learning together. Children of Deaf Adults (CODAs), as well as children with deaf siblings are also welcome to attend Camp Isola Bella!

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The camp's philosophy, " learning through experience," is put into effect in three ways: Self-esteem and a positive attitude come from having successful social experiences with peers and lots of friendly encouragement from the staff. We provide specific situations that are designed for each camper to set goals and challenge themselves while discovering their own skills and abilities.

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1. Aspen camp of the deaf and hard of hearing.

2. 4862 Snowmass Creek Road, Snowmass, CO 81654-9123.

3. It serves deaf, hard of hearing, and deaf-blind individuals, fostering connection and self-esteem through year-round educational and recreational programs.

4. I thought it was perfect for kids with disabilities to get to know one another through fun activities and events.

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Camp Isola Bella

The address is Salisbury CT. The activities are swimming, canoeing, rope courses, archery and leadership training. The target is deaf or hard of hearing youth for children and adults. This camp offers a learning through experience. This camp sounds like it has a lot of opportunities and a lot of activities for these kids to enjoy.