What summer camp options are there for children who are deaf/hard of hearing?

RMTC-DHH has curated a list of camps and summer programs from around the state and country, specifically for students who are deaf or hard of hearing (DHH). These programs focus on academic enrichment and social skill-building, providing unique opportunities for students who are DHH to interact with peers who have different hearing levels and meet role models who lead the programs.

The summer programs may be virtual, local, or require going away to their specific location. Some camps and programs are free to students, while others may offer financial assistance or scholarships to help offset the cost of the program. If there is no financial assistance available, contact your local service organizations (e.g., Sertoma, Lion’s Club, Rotary, etc.) for potential support with camp expenses. Many camps have registration deadlines, and early registration may offer discounted rates.

RMTC-DHH does not recommend one summer camp or program over another; therefore, they are listed alphabetically. This list is not exhaustive. If you know of any other summer camps or programs Florida students who are DHH may be eligible to apply for please contact us.

Summer Camps or Summer Enrichment Programs

Summer Camps for Children who are DHH with a tent and a tree

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