Dates: Tuesdays, May 26th- July 21st, 2026

Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Location: The Salvation Army Long Beach Red Shield

Join us for an engaging 9-week program designed to promote creativity, physical activity, confidence, and social connection in neurodivergent youth! Our Tuesday Basketball & Hoops Innovation Lab Program provides a structured, welcoming environment where participants can explore both athletic and STEM-based learning with support from trained staff and Coach A, who is currently pursuing a degree in engineering.

Schedule:

5:00-6:00 PM: Basketball

This session provides fundamental basketball instruction through inclusive drills, skill-building activities, and modified games suitable for all experience levels. Participants will develop coordination, teamwork, communication, and confidence while staying active in a supportive environment. All activities are adapted to meet diverse learning styles, comfort levels, and motor abilities.

6:00–7:00 PM: Hoops Innovation Lab

Facilitated by Coach Anahi, an aspiring engineer with a passion for STEM education and adaptive learning, this hour transitions participants from the court into an interactive basketball-themed STEM lab focused on creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and hands-on learning. Participants will engage in exciting weekly activities such as basketball ramp engineering challenges, reaction-time experiments, scoreboard design, mini hoop construction, basketball trajectory testing, sports science activities, and team-based invention projects. Through guided exploration in a calm and supportive setting, participants will strengthen critical thinking, communication, and fine motor skills while discovering the science, technology, engineering, and math behind the game of basketball.

Additional Program Information:

Participants may attend either the basketball session, the STEM session, or both hours.

Please provide an aide if one is required for your participant.This program is specifically designed for neurodivergent youth, including individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, learning differences, and other developmental needs.

Our staff are trained to adapt activities to ensure a supportive, safe, and inclusive experience for every participant.

Funding & Discounts:

Use promo code “SR” at checkout if you are utilizing Social Recreation funding through your Regional Center or Self-Determination Program. Entering this code will bypass the cost of the class.

We are a Regional Center Social Recreation Service Provider for:

• Harbor Regional Center
• South Central Los Angeles Regional Center (SCLARC)
• Westside Regional Center

Vendor Code: PH2694Self-Determination is accepted.

Scholarships are available upon request.

Saturday Basketball & Dance Class (All Ages)

Dates: Saturdays, June 20th- August 22nd (NO CLASSES on July 4th and August 1st)

Time: 10:00 AM – 12:45 PM

Location: Salvation Army, Long Beach (3000 Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90807)

Start your weekend with movement, creativity, and skill-building! Our Saturday Dance & Inclusive Basketball program combines expressive movement with structured sports instruction in a supportive and inclusive environment designed specifically for neurodivergent youth. Participants will begin the morning with an engaging dance class that promotes coordination, confidence, self-expression, and social connection, followed by basketball practice focused on developing athletic skills, teamwork, and confidence on the court. Together, these activities encourage physical fitness, personal growth, and meaningful peer interactions in a fun and welcoming setting.

This program promotes physical health, social connection, and positive self-expression through structured activities led by experienced coaches and facilitators.

Schedule:

10:00 – 11:30 AM: Dance & Movement

Participants will begin the morning with an engaging dance and movement class designed to promote physical fitness, self-expression, coordination, and confidence in a fun and supportive environment.

Activities may include:

• Guided dance instruction featuring a variety of music and movement styles

• Rhythm, timing, and coordination exercises

• Creative movement and self-expression activities

• Group dances that encourage social interaction and teamwork

• Stretching and movement-based warm-ups and cool-downs

This class provides participants with opportunities to build motor skills, increase body awareness, develop confidence, and express themselves through movement while having fun with peers.

Parent Support Group

Once per month, parents are invited to participate in a facilitated support group from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM during this time.

Meeting Dates:

• June 20th
• July 11th
• Aug. 8th

11:30 – 11:45 AM: Break

Participants will have time to rest, hydrate, and transition before basketball practice begins.

11:45 AM – 12:45 PM: Basketball Practice

This session focuses on inclusive basketball instruction tailored to all skill levels and abilities.

Participants will build:

• Fundamental basketball skills (dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense)

• Game awareness and basic strategy

• Teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship

• Coordination, balance, and athletic confidence

• Social skills through cooperative play and structured team activities

Activities are adapted to support diverse learning styles, sensory needs, and motor abilities, ensuring that every participant can engage meaningfully and experience success both on and off the court.

Addtional Program Information:

• Participants may attend one or both portions of the program

• Aides and support staff are welcome

• Designed specifically for neurodivergent youth, including individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, and other developmental differences

• Our team creates an inclusive, respectful environment where every participant can thrive

Funding & Discounts: 

Use promo code “SR” at checkout if utilizing Social Recreation funding through your Regional Center or Self-Determination. Entering this code will bypass the cost of the program.

We are a Regional Center Social Recreation Service Provider with:

• Harbor Regional Center

• South Central Los Angeles Regional Center (SCLARC)

• Westside Regional Center

Vendor Code: PH2694

Self-Determination is accepted.

Scholarships available upon request.

Summer Camp Week 5: Adventure Challenge Week

Dates: July 20-July 24, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM-2:30 PM

Location: Burrell-MacDonald Park (2516 W Alondra Blvd. Compton, CA, 90220)

Theme: Adventure Challenge Week

Get ready for a week packed with excitement, teamwork, movement, and problem-solving! Adventure Challenge Week encourages campers to step outside their comfort zones, work together, and build confidence through adaptive recreation and engaging team challenges. This inclusive summer camp is specifically designed for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities.

Throughout the week, campers will participate in obstacle courses, cooperative games, adventure-themed challenges, adaptive sports, and social activities that promote communication, leadership, resilience, and friendship in a supportive environment.

This week focuses on teamwork, perseverance, creative problem-solving, and celebrating personal accomplishments while having fun with peers.

Weekly Highlights:

• Adaptive basketball instruction and games

• Team obstacle course challenges

• Camp Adventure Quest activities

• Fitness and movement stations

• Yoga and mindfulness sessions

• Swim lessons at Gonzalez Park (Tuesday & Thursday)

• Friday field trip to Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Schedule Overview:

Disclaimer: Exact schedule subject to slight changes. Final schedule will be provided to registered families the week prior to camp.

Monday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Team Banner Creation

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:45- Fitness Stations

11:45-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Team Obstacle Course Challenge

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Social Skills Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Tuesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-9:45- Commute to Gonzalez Park

10:00-11:00- Swim Lesson

11:15-11:30- Commute Back

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Basketball Practice (Outdoors)

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Yoga & Mindfulness

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Wednesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Basketball Drills

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:30- Fitness Stations

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Camp Adventure Quest

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Create Your Own Outdoor Game

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Thursday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-9:45- Commute to Gonzalez Park

10:00-11:00- Swim Lesson

11:15-11:30- Commute Back

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Basketball Practice (Outdoors)

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Yoga

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Friday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Fitness Stations

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:00- Early Lunch

11:00-11:30- Commute to Sky Zone

11:30-1:30- Sky Zone Field Trip

1:30-2:00- Commute Back

2:00-2:30- Cool Down & Free Time

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Who Can Participate:

This camp is designed for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities who benefit from structured recreation, adaptive programming, movement-based activities, social opportunities, and sensory-friendly support.

Additional Support Information:

To help create a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for all participants, camp will maintain approximately a 4:1 camper-to-staff ratio throughout programming and community outings.

Please note that campers who require dedicated 1:1 behavioral, medical, personal care, or safety support must attend camp with their own assigned aide, respite worker, or support person as needed.

Our team is committed to providing adaptive recreation, structured support, and inclusive programming for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities while ensuring each camper receives the level of support necessary for a successful camp experience.

Funding Information and Discounts:

Regional Center social recreation funding may be used for eligible participants.

Vendor Code: HH2624

Use Promo Code "Summer Camp" at checkout if using social recreation funding.

Please contact your Regional Center coordinator regarding eligibility and authorization procedures.

Summer Camp Week 5: Adventure Challenge Week

Dates: July 20-July 24, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM-2:30 PM

Location: Burrell-MacDonald Park (2516 W Alondra Blvd. Compton, CA, 90220)

Theme: Adventure Challenge Week

Get ready for a week packed with excitement, teamwork, movement, and problem-solving! Adventure Challenge Week encourages campers to step outside their comfort zones, work together, and build confidence through adaptive recreation and engaging team challenges. This inclusive summer camp is specifically designed for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities.

Throughout the week, campers will participate in obstacle courses, cooperative games, adventure-themed challenges, adaptive sports, and social activities that promote communication, leadership, resilience, and friendship in a supportive environment.

This week focuses on teamwork, perseverance, creative problem-solving, and celebrating personal accomplishments while having fun with peers.

Weekly Highlights:

• Adaptive basketball instruction and games

• Team obstacle course challenges

• Camp Adventure Quest activities

• Fitness and movement stations

• Yoga and mindfulness sessions

• Swim lessons at Gonzalez Park (Tuesday & Thursday)

• Friday field trip to Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Schedule Overview:

Disclaimer: Exact schedule subject to slight changes. Final schedule will be provided to registered families the week prior to camp.

Monday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Team Banner Creation

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:45- Fitness Stations

11:45-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Team Obstacle Course Challenge

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Social Skills Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Tuesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-9:45- Commute to Gonzalez Park

10:00-11:00- Swim Lesson

11:15-11:30- Commute Back

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Basketball Practice (Outdoors)

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Yoga & Mindfulness

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Wednesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Basketball Drills

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:30- Fitness Stations

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Camp Adventure Quest

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Create Your Own Outdoor Game

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Thursday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-9:45- Commute to Gonzalez Park

10:00-11:00- Swim Lesson

11:15-11:30- Commute Back

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Basketball Practice (Outdoors)

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Yoga

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Friday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Fitness Stations

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:00- Early Lunch

11:00-11:30- Commute to Sky Zone

11:30-1:30- Sky Zone Field Trip

1:30-2:00- Commute Back

2:00-2:30- Cool Down & Free Time

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Who Can Participate:

This camp is designed for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities who benefit from structured recreation, adaptive programming, movement-based activities, social opportunities, and sensory-friendly support.

Additional Support Information:

To help create a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for all participants, camp will maintain approximately a 4:1 camper-to-staff ratio throughout programming and community outings.

Please note that campers who require dedicated 1:1 behavioral, medical, personal care, or safety support must attend camp with their own assigned aide, respite worker, or support person as needed.

Our team is committed to providing adaptive recreation, structured support, and inclusive programming for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities while ensuring each camper receives the level of support necessary for a successful camp experience.

Funding Information and Discounts:

Regional Center social recreation funding may be used for eligible participants.

Vendor Code: HH2624

Use Promo Code "Summer Camp" at checkout if using social recreation funding.

Please contact your Regional Center coordinator regarding eligibility and authorization procedures.

Summer Camp Week 6: Wild World Week

Dates: July 27-July 31, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM-2:30 PM

Location: Burrell-MacDonald Park (2516 W Alondra Blvd. Compton, CA, 90220)

Theme: Wild World Week

Get ready to explore the amazing world of animals, habitats, reptiles, and wildlife! Wild World Week combines hands-on learning, outdoor exploration, adaptive recreation, and sensory-friendly activities designed specifically for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities.

Throughout the week, campers will discover how animals live, explore different habitats, participate in wildlife-themed challenges, and engage with nature through interactive activities that encourage curiosity, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving. Campers will also continue developing athletic skills, social connections, and confidence through adaptive sports and recreational programming.

This week focuses on exploring the natural world while fostering curiosity, communication, friendship, and a love for learning through engaging and inclusive experiences.

Weekly Highlights:

• Adaptive basketball instruction and games

• Animal habitat building challenge

• Wildlife Explorer Scavenger Hunt

• Reptile and creature sensory stations

• Yoga and mindfulness sessions

• Swim lessons at Gonzalez Park (Tuesday & Thursday)

• Live reptile show featuring fascinating animals and hands-on learning opportunities

Schedule Overview:

Disclaimer: Exact schedule subject to slight changes. Final schedule will be provided to registered families the week prior to camp.

Monday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Team Banner Creation

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:45- Fitness Stations

11:45-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Animal Habitat Challenge

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Social Skills Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Tuesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-9:45- Commute to Gonzalez Park

10:00-11:00- Swim Lesson

11:15-11:30- Commute Back

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Basketball Practice (Outdoors)

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Yoga & Mindfulness

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Wednesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Basketball Drills

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:30- Fitness Stations

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Wildlife Explorer Scavenger Hunt Quest

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Create Your Own Outdoor Game

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Thursday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-9:45- Commute to Gonzalez Park

10:00-11:00- Swim Lesson

11:15-11:30- Commute Back

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Basketball Practice (Outdoors)

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Yoga

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Friday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Fitness Stations

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:45- Reptile & Creature Sensory Stations

11:45-12:45- Lunch

12:45-1:45- Live Reptile Show

1:45-2:30- Playground Activities or Board Games

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Who Can Participate:

This camp is designed for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities who benefit from structured recreation, adaptive programming, movement-based activities, social opportunities, and sensory-friendly support.

Additional Support Information:

To help create a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for all participants, camp will maintain approximately a 4:1 camper-to-staff ratio throughout programming and community outings.

Please note that campers who require dedicated 1:1 behavioral, medical, personal care, or safety support must attend camp with their own assigned aide, respite worker, or support person as needed.

Our team is committed to providing adaptive recreation, structured support, and inclusive programming for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities while ensuring each camper receives the level of support necessary for a successful camp experience.

Funding Information and Discounts:

Regional Center social recreation funding may be used for eligible participants.

Vendor Code: HH2624

Use Promo Code "Summer Camp" at checkout if using social recreation funding.

Please contact your Regional Center coordinator regarding eligibility and authorization procedures.

Summer Camp Week 6: Wild World Week

Dates: July 27-July 31, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM-2:30 PM

Location: Burrell-MacDonald Park (2516 W Alondra Blvd. Compton, CA, 90220)

Theme: Wild World Week

Get ready to explore the amazing world of animals, habitats, reptiles, and wildlife! Wild World Week combines hands-on learning, outdoor exploration, adaptive recreation, and sensory-friendly activities designed specifically for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities.

Throughout the week, campers will discover how animals live, explore different habitats, participate in wildlife-themed challenges, and engage with nature through interactive activities that encourage curiosity, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving. Campers will also continue developing athletic skills, social connections, and confidence through adaptive sports and recreational programming.

This week focuses on exploring the natural world while fostering curiosity, communication, friendship, and a love for learning through engaging and inclusive experiences.

Weekly Highlights:

• Adaptive basketball instruction and games

• Animal habitat building challenge

• Wildlife Explorer Scavenger Hunt

• Reptile and creature sensory stations

• Yoga and mindfulness sessions

• Swim lessons at Gonzalez Park (Tuesday & Thursday)

• Live reptile show featuring fascinating animals and hands-on learning opportunities

Schedule Overview:

Disclaimer: Exact schedule subject to slight changes. Final schedule will be provided to registered families the week prior to camp.

Monday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Team Banner Creation

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:45- Fitness Stations

11:45-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Animal Habitat Challenge

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Social Skills Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Tuesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-9:45- Commute to Gonzalez Park

10:00-11:00- Swim Lesson

11:15-11:30- Commute Back

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Basketball Practice (Outdoors)

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Yoga & Mindfulness

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Wednesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Basketball Drills

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:30- Fitness Stations

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Wildlife Explorer Scavenger Hunt Quest

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Create Your Own Outdoor Game

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Thursday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-9:45- Commute to Gonzalez Park

10:00-11:00- Swim Lesson

11:15-11:30- Commute Back

11:30-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:30- Basketball Practice (Outdoors)

1:30-1:45- Break / Free Time

1:45-2:30- Yoga

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Friday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Fitness Stations

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:45- Reptile & Creature Sensory Stations

11:45-12:45- Lunch

12:45-1:45- Live Reptile Show

1:45-2:30- Playground Activities or Board Games

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Who Can Participate:

This camp is designed for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities who benefit from structured recreation, adaptive programming, movement-based activities, social opportunities, and sensory-friendly support.

Additional Support Information:

To help create a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for all participants, camp will maintain approximately a 4:1 camper-to-staff ratio throughout programming and community outings.

Please note that campers who require dedicated 1:1 behavioral, medical, personal care, or safety support must attend camp with their own assigned aide, respite worker, or support person as needed.

Our team is committed to providing adaptive recreation, structured support, and inclusive programming for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities while ensuring each camper receives the level of support necessary for a successful camp experience.

Funding Information and Discounts:

Regional Center social recreation funding may be used for eligible participants.

Vendor Code: HH2624

Use Promo Code "Summer Camp" at checkout if using social recreation funding.

Please contact your Regional Center coordinator regarding eligibility and authorization procedures.

Summer Camp Week 7: Healthy Living Week

Dates: August 3-August 7, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM-2:30 PM

Location: Salvation Army Long Beach Red Shield Community Center (3000 Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90807)

Theme: Healthy Living Week

This week is all about building healthy habits, staying active, and learning fun ways to take care of our minds and bodies! Healthy Living Week combines adaptive sports, swimming, fitness activities, mindfulness, and social-emotional learning in a supportive and inclusive environment designed specifically for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities.

Campers will explore different ways to stay active, practice healthy routines, build confidence through movement, and develop social skills through structured recreation and team activities. Throughout the week, participants will engage in basketball, yoga, swimming, fitness challenges, and wellness-focused activities that promote physical health, emotional well-being, and positive friendships.

This week focuses on helping campers develop lifelong healthy habits while having fun, staying active, and building meaningful connections with peers.

Weekly Highlights:

• Adaptive basketball instruction and games

• Swim lessons at Pools of Hope

• Yoga and mindfulness sessions

• Fitness and movement activities

• Social skills and wellness-focused activities

• Team-building and cooperative games

• Friday field trip to Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Schedule Overview:

Disclaimer: Exact schedule subject to slight changes. Final schedule will be provided to registered families the week prior to camp.

Monday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:00- Team Banner Creation

10:00-10:45- Basketball

10:45-11:30- Lunch

11:45-12:00- Commute to Pools of Hope

12:00-1:00- Swim Lesson

1:15-1:30- Commute Back

1:30-2:30- Social Skills Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Tuesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:00- Wellness Activity & Free Time

10:00-11:00- Healthy Living Activity

11:00-12:00- Lunch

12:00-1:00- Basketball Practice

1:00-2:00- Yoga & Mindfulness

2:00-2:30- Cool Down Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Wednesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:00- Team Challenge Activity

10:00-10:45- Basketball

10:45-11:30- Lunch

11:45-12:00- Commute to Pools of Hope

12:00-1:00- Swim Lesson

1:15-1:30- Commute Back

1:30-2:30- Social Skills Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Thursday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:00- Wellness Activity & Free Time

10:00-11:00- Healthy Living Activity

11:00-12:00- Lunch

12:00-1:00- Basketball Practice

1:00-2:00- Yoga & Mindfulness

2:00-2:30- Cool Down Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Friday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Fitness Stations

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:00- Early Lunch

11:00-11:30- Commute to Sky Zone

11:30-1:30- Sky Zone Field Trip

1:30-2:00- Commute Back

2:00-2:30- Cool Down & Free Time

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Who Can Participate:

This camp is designed for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities who benefit from structured recreation, adaptive programming, movement-based activities, social opportunities, and sensory-friendly support.

Additional Support Information:

To help create a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for all participants, camp will maintain approximately a 4:1 camper-to-staff ratio throughout programming and community outings.

Please note that campers who require dedicated 1:1 behavioral, medical, personal care, or safety support must attend camp with their own assigned aide, respite worker, or support person as needed.

Our team is committed to providing adaptive recreation, structured support, and inclusive programming for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities while ensuring each camper receives the level of support necessary for a successful camp experience.

Funding Information and Discounts:

Regional Center social recreation funding may be used for eligible participants.

Vendor Code: HH2624

Use Promo Code "Summer Camp" at checkout if using social recreation funding.

Please contact your Regional Center coordinator regarding eligibility and authorization procedures.

Summer Camp Week 7: Healthy Living Week

Dates: August 3-August 7, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM-2:30 PM

Location: Salvation Army Long Beach Red Shield Community Center (3000 Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90807)

Theme: Healthy Living Week

This week is all about building healthy habits, staying active, and learning fun ways to take care of our minds and bodies! Healthy Living Week combines adaptive sports, swimming, fitness activities, mindfulness, and social-emotional learning in a supportive and inclusive environment designed specifically for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities.

Campers will explore different ways to stay active, practice healthy routines, build confidence through movement, and develop social skills through structured recreation and team activities. Throughout the week, participants will engage in basketball, yoga, swimming, fitness challenges, and wellness-focused activities that promote physical health, emotional well-being, and positive friendships.

This week focuses on helping campers develop lifelong healthy habits while having fun, staying active, and building meaningful connections with peers.

Weekly Highlights:

• Adaptive basketball instruction and games

• Swim lessons at Pools of Hope

• Yoga and mindfulness sessions

• Fitness and movement activities

• Social skills and wellness-focused activities

• Team-building and cooperative games

• Friday field trip to Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Schedule Overview:

Disclaimer: Exact schedule subject to slight changes. Final schedule will be provided to registered families the week prior to camp.

Monday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:00- Team Banner Creation

10:00-10:45- Basketball

10:45-11:30- Lunch

11:45-12:00- Commute to Pools of Hope

12:00-1:00- Swim Lesson

1:15-1:30- Commute Back

1:30-2:30- Social Skills Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Tuesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:00- Wellness Activity & Free Time

10:00-11:00- Healthy Living Activity

11:00-12:00- Lunch

12:00-1:00- Basketball Practice

1:00-2:00- Yoga & Mindfulness

2:00-2:30- Cool Down Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Wednesday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:00- Team Challenge Activity

10:00-10:45- Basketball

10:45-11:30- Lunch

11:45-12:00- Commute to Pools of Hope

12:00-1:00- Swim Lesson

1:15-1:30- Commute Back

1:30-2:30- Social Skills Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Thursday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:00- Wellness Activity & Free Time

10:00-11:00- Healthy Living Activity

11:00-12:00- Lunch

12:00-1:00- Basketball Practice

1:00-2:00- Yoga & Mindfulness

2:00-2:30- Cool Down Activities

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Friday

9:00-9:30- Warm-up & Ice Breaker

9:30-10:30- Fitness Stations

10:30-10:45- Snack & Break

10:45-11:00- Early Lunch

11:00-11:30- Commute to Sky Zone

11:30-1:30- Sky Zone Field Trip

1:30-2:00- Commute Back

2:00-2:30- Cool Down & Free Time

2:30- Parent Pick Up

Who Can Participate:

This camp is designed for children, teens, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities who benefit from structured recreation, adaptive programming, movement-based activities, social opportunities, and sensory-friendly support.

Additional Support Information:

To help create a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for all participants, camp will maintain approximately a 4:1 camper-to-staff ratio throughout programming and community outings.

Please note that campers who require dedicated 1:1 behavioral, medical, personal care, or safety support must attend camp with their own assigned aide, respite worker, or support person as needed.

Our team is committed to providing adaptive recreation, structured support, and inclusive programming for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and different abilities while ensuring each camper receives the level of support necessary for a successful camp experience.

Funding Information and Discounts:

Regional Center social recreation funding may be used for eligible participants.

Vendor Code: HH2624

Use Promo Code "Summer Camp" at checkout if using social recreation funding.

Please contact your Regional Center coordinator regarding eligibility and authorization procedures.