Having a difference doesn't make a difference!
|
Texas Elks Camp provides special needs and foster children an opportunity to try new things, meet new friends and make memories that will last a lifetime. Campers are encouraged to make their own decisions, become more independent and accept new challenges. Parents often notice dramatic positive changes and improved self-esteem after only one week at camp.
|
|
2020 Camp DatesTo be announced soon!
Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Session 5: Session 6: |
Health and Safety
Our counselors have a commitment to special needs children, and have experience working with intellectual and developmental disabilities. All counselors, nurses and counselors in training attend a week of intense training.
Most counselors at Texas Elks Camp are majoring in therapeutic recreation, special education, elementary education, social work, nursing or pre-med.
In addition to two head counselors Texas Elks Camp employs 20 counselors, 8 counselors in training, a camp director, 2 registered nurses, certified bus drivers, and kitchen personnel. All camp staff lives on site for the duration of camp.
Most counselors at Texas Elks Camp are majoring in therapeutic recreation, special education, elementary education, social work, nursing or pre-med.
In addition to two head counselors Texas Elks Camp employs 20 counselors, 8 counselors in training, a camp director, 2 registered nurses, certified bus drivers, and kitchen personnel. All camp staff lives on site for the duration of camp.