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• Talisman Summer Camps

  Talisman summer programs offer camps for children ages 8 to 17 with LD, ADD and ADHD. Our unique summer camps offer much more than the typical summer adventure. We specialize in creating camps that offer not only adventure, but learning experiences, for children and teenagers with learning disabilities, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Asperger's syndrome and high-functioning autism. From our Base Camp program where teens take part in hiking trips, swimming, rock climbing, and boating to our SIGHT program that allows children with Asperger's and high-functioning autism to enjoy the outdoors while building social skills, Talisman provides parents with unique alternatives to ordinary summer camps that cannot focus on their child's special needs.

• ADHD Advantage

  Day camps starting now. Check out their website for all the details. Get the advantage!

• CyberCamps

  CyberCamps is the only computer camp with web-based technology courses developed by a team of great educators and industry professionals. The courses are designed for students of all ability levels.

• OMSI Science Camps

  OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) summer camps are filled with fun, friends, and learning in disguise. These science camps would be one of the best experiences in a young life.

• Summer at Delphi

  Summer at Delphi is the perfect blend of academics and summer camp activities. The summer program aims to challenge young people in and out of the classroom and help them discover that their potential for success is unlimited.

• The Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Lane County

  The Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Lane County is to benefit all youth ages 6-18 by inspiring and enabling them to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring individuals.

• Williwaw Adventures

  Williwaw has been creating unique adventures for young adults since 1999. Their expeditions are designed to provide a safe and meaningful wilderness experience that balance challenging adventure and exploration with fun. They spend time developing outdoor skills, but also focus on the group experience and personal growth as students develop confidence, self-reliance and a sense of personal responsibility.