Adventures Beyond Site Summer Camp
Each year, Vision Resources hosts week-long summer day camps for children and teens who are blind or have low vision. These camps expose students to developmental, sensory and social activities that encourage them to push their comfort boundaries in the context of fun.
Adventures Beyond Site camp is scheduled for the week of July 8-12, 2024.
Vision requirement – 20/70 in better eye with best correction. Students entering 3rd through 12th grades. Non-physically aggressive to self or others. Non-verbally abusive. Typically no mentally challenged, but campers with mild learning disabilities and/or mild mental challenges may be accepted upon review or based on previous attendance. Campers must be independent in all aspects of daily living skills and continent. Staff will provide appropriate mobility assistance including sighted guide, dining assistance, and verbal prompting when needed. Campers must self- dress (change clothes before/after swimming), self-feed, be verbal, and follow directions, rules & policies.
To explore if our summer camp is an appropriate match for your visually impaired child / student / client, please contact the camp director: Treassa Strawn.
There is a registration fee, but no cost for the actual summer camp.
For more information about the summer camps or about becoming a camp sponsor, contact Treassa Strawn, Director of Services at tstrawn@vrocp.org, or call 717.238.2531.
Movement
In October 2023, combined the Get Off the Couch group and the SACATE group into one overall group, and MOVEMENT! was developed. Movement equals the word Move, is for adults who are legally blind and wish to go out and participate in group activities such as bowling, riverboat cruise, shows, kayaking and more. Me is for the individuals being served and the “T” and the end of movement stands for technology, which is the part of our blind and visually impaired computer and technology Zoom meetings, stay up to date on the latest assistive technology and equipment.
If you’re interested in more information please call the office: 717-238-2531 and ask for more details on our MOVEMENT group and if you would like our monthly MOVEMENT NEWSLETTER, please inquire.
Get Off the Couch
The Get Off the Couch (GOTC) group is for adults who are legally blind and wish to go out and participate in group activities such as bowling, riverboat cruise, shows, kayaking and more.
Computer Users Group
There is an after hours computer users group led by Vision Resources’ Access Technology Specialist, Londa Peterson. Stay up to date on the latest assistive technology and equipment with the Computer Users Group (SACATE).