Aspergers Camp Rhode Island Families Choose
A summer adventure for your child with Aspergers, Autism, or ADHD. We are an Aspergers camp Rhode Island families trust.
Aspergers Camp Rhode Island Families Choose
We have the perfect summer camp for your child who has been diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, Asperger’s, and other social and learning differences. Our Asperger’s camp Rhode Island families choose is waiting to hear from you!
About Talisman Programs
Our Aspergers camp Rhode Island parents trust is the ideal place for your child to learn, have fun, and socialize with other children their age this summer. We are a summer camp program for children ages 6 to 22 who have been diagnosed with ADHD, Aspergers, Autism, and other learning and social differences. Our Asperger’s camp Rhode Island teens prefer provides a healthy and supportive environment to help these children feel comfortable all summer long. We have numerous activities for all age groups that we know will have your children asking to come back to our camp year after year.
Our Daily Schedule
At our Aspergers camp Rhode Island kids love, we have an on-campus daily schedule and an off-campus daily schedule.
On-campus schedule:
7:00: Wake Up
7:15: Morning Routine
7:30: Cabin Cleanup
8:15: Morning Group
Aspergers camp Rhode Island kids love
8:30: Breakfast
9:45: Morning Activity
12:15: Lunch Group
12:30: Lunch
1:30: Downtime
2:30: Afternoon Activities
5:15: Dinner Group
5:30: Dinner
6:45: Evening Activity
8:15: Evening Group
8:30: Nighttime Routine
9:15: Flashlight Time
9:30: Bedtime
Off -campus schedule:
7:00: Wake up
7:15: Morning Routine
8:00: Morning Group
8:15: Breakfast
9:15: Breakfast Clean Up
9:30: Head Out
11:45: Lunch Group
12:00: Lunch
1:00: Lunch Clean Up/ Rest
1:30: Head Out
4:00: Set Up Camp/ Dinner Group
5:30: Dinner
6:15: Dinner Clean Up and Evening Activity
8:30: Nighttime Routine
9:15: Flashlight Time
9:30: Bedtime
Our off-camp schedule and associated activities are geared towards those with a more adventurous spirit. Either way, our campers are educated in life skills and grow socially through interacting within their assigned peer group, which they play, eat, and sleep with throughout the duration of camp.