looking for low income summer camp?
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Try searching the American Camping Association website http://www.acacamps.com you can search putting the maximum amount you can spend or afford plus you can search by location as well. Most camps run each session for a month. However, some also have 2 week sessions and this might be the best option as the price will be lower. Last, some camps offer financial scholarships to assist parents in paying for camp. Once you find a camp, go to their website and look for financial assistance on their website page.
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Hope this helps\n\nhttp://www.tamug.edu/seacamp/
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try rent.com, or look at Craiglist.com too.
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The easiest answer is eteamz!  They will give you a template for free and you pay nothing for hosting. You can upgrade to a nominal fee site that will give you more bells and whistles.  I would try it and see what you think.  We hae been using eteamz for many years to promote camps and clinics.  GOOD LUCK!
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What about the Mel Blunt youth home in Washington County? Or Agape Village? They aren't really boot camps but are teen programs but they may have suggestions for you on what to do. I really don't know of any other possible programs unless you contact the family courts and talk to a juvenile youth probation officer..
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Here is a fairly comprehensive listing of summer camps in the area:\nhttp://www.gocitykids.com/browse/subcat.jsp?area=176&category=157\n\nI hope this helps!
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Contact your local social services.... they might be able to help you...that was how I got my job babysitting for low income families on the aspire program. It might be different state to state, but I am sure they will probably be able to steer you in the right direction. Good Luck.
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http://www.oakland.k12.mi.us/resources/summercamps.html#15\ngirl scout camps
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lowincome-section8-housing-assistance/
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You might want to try looking in all surrounding cities and your city at their recreation listing I work with a power soccer team and a a sport camp for handicap children through the city I live in.  The recreation departments usually have teams or camps for special needs children.
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there are free goverment funds.try starting out at the shelters voluntering and someone may know of other funds.
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Try www.mlscamps.com , there is an employment section there to get in contact with the right people. Good luck.
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I'm in Houston, but, I visited 2 camps in the Dallas/Ft Worth area to speak to teens such as yourself about pro sports and education. You can find information on these camps, and, many others at KidsCamps.com. and there is also a website exclusively for the Dallas Metroplex called kidsmetroplex.com. Good luck, and, have a safe and fun summer.
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Try the State Probation Department. They have a great camp for kids.
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Try some churches or the Salvation Army.  Call your Dept of Economic Security to ask them for programs in your area.
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Unfortunately, most free camps are day camps for kids with "average" behaviors and skills.  I know what you're going through... I have a son with add, OCD, and other issues. \n\nYou could contact these people, explain your situation, and ask about scholarships:\nCamp Excel \nHowell, New Jersey, USA   Phone: 732-281-0275\nCamp Excel is a specialized summer camp for children ages 5-17 with ADHD and others with Social Skills Challenges. \n\nThey may also be aware of summer activities in your area that are less costly, that may benefit your child.