“I Can Play!”
Camp Abilities is not just a week at camp. It’s a lifetime of believing in yourself and a sports camp for children with visual impairments or deafblindness. Camp Abilities World’s mission is to ensure the growth and continuation of the life-transforming programs for children offered by Camp Abilities camps.
Please take thirteen minutes of your time to watch Soledad O’Brien with Real Sports HBO to experience the beauty of Camp Abilities.In just 13 minutes, you’ll see children’s lives change right before your very own eyes.
The opportunity to develop friendships – true, lasting, rewarding friendships- is priceless.
I was scared to do [sports] and now I am brave to do [sports]”.
-Enrique L, Camp Abilities Tucson
Featured on KGUN 9 News Station, Enrique was interviewed about his involvement with Camp Abilities Tucson and how it has made a positive impact on his life! Check out Enrique & Camp Abilities Tucson’s news feature here.
“This week-long camp has allowed Emma to fully participate in many fun sports and recreational activities that she had not been able to up to this point.”
Her favorite activities at Camp Abilities include goalball and gymnastics but she really loves everything the week has to offer. I have noticed that Emma is more confident in her daily life and she has the desire to continue to practice the skills she has learned at camp. I am so thankful to have found this opportunity for Emma. Camp Abilities is Emma’s favorite camp Hands Down!”
– Jean Olech, Parent of EmmaGrace, from Camp Abilities Texas
“Camp Abilities has made a massive impact on my life…”
Through working at Camp I have been able to develop my creativity, problem solving skills, and leadership skills in tremendous ways. It has given me a unique skill set as an Adapted PE teacher and offered a way for me to make connections, engage with other professionals in my field and build lifelong friendships. I am incredibly grateful for the impact that Camp Abilities has had on my life!
-Jessica Parfitt, Adaptive PE Specialist at the Utah School for the Deaf and Blind