Dates: Monday–Friday, June 16th–20th

Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

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

Ages: 7–18+

Jumpstart summer with five days of movement, creativity, and connection!

Our Summer Kickoff Camp blends inclusive sports, sensory-friendly enrichment, and social-emotional growth into one dynamic, full-day experience—designed specifically for neurodivergent children, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, and other developmental differences.

Led by trained instructors and support staff, this week-long camp offers structured, joyful activities in a supportive and welcoming environment. Whether your child thrives in movement, art, or building friendships, this is the place for them to shine!

Daily Schedule

• 9:00–10:00 AM – Basketball Skills & Games
  • Fun warm-ups, dribbling, and team games to build confidence, coordination, and connection.
• 10:00–11:00 AM – Fitness or Alternative Activity
  • Rotating daily activities like yoga, step aerobics, swimming, or karate to support movement and self-regulation.
• 11:00 AM–12:00 PM – Community-Based or Field Activity
  • Campers will participate in either:
    • Swimming at Pools of Hope in Compton
    • Partnership activities such as gardening, STEM experiments, or environmental projects with local organizations
    • Baseball or Kickball will be provided as a default activity when no partnership programming is scheduled.
    • Parents will receive a finalized activity schedule prior to camp.
• 12:00–1:00 PM – Lunch & Social Time
  • Supervised lunch followed by optional structured games and social skill building.
• 1:00–2:00 PM – Social Skills Group or Creative Expression
  • Led by an external facilitator, this hour supports emotional growth and communication through activities like storytelling, role play, or visual arts.
• 2:00–3:00 PM – Wind Down & Group Games
  • A calming wrap-up with sensory-friendly games or structured free play.

What Your Child Will Gain

• Physical Development: Daily movement supports balance, coordination, and energy regulation
• Social Skills: Group activities foster cooperation, communication, and friendship-building
• Emotional Growth: Guided play and enrichment support confidence and self-expression
• Creative Exploration: Opportunities to discover new interests in music, art, and movement
• Real-World Experience: Midweek field trip helps build independence and shared memories

Important Notes

• Campers may attend any or all activities throughout the day
• Aides are welcome — please let us know how we can support
• This program is designed for neurodivergent youth and fully adaptable to each participant’s needs

Funding and Discounts

• We are a Regional Center service providerVendor Code: PH2694
• Accepted: Harbor, SCLARC, and Westside Regional Centers
• Use code “Summer Camp” at checkout if you're using Social Recreation funding
• Self-Determination accepted
• Scholarships available upon request

Register now to secure your child’s spot — space is limited! For questions, contact us at info@5elevenhoops.com

Dates: Monday–Friday, July 7th–11th

Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Location: Burrell-MacDonald Park

Ages: 7–18+

Field Trip: Friday, July 11 – California Science Center

Spark your child's curiosity in this week of exploration, imagination, and growth!

Our Discovery & Imagination Camp is filled with hands-on activities that encourage children to ask questions, try new things, and build friendships through play. Designed for neurodivergent youth, this full-day experience combines movement, creativity, and community connections.

Daily Schedule

• 9:00–10:00 AM – Basketball Skills & Games
  • Team-based movement builds confidence, coordination, and engagement.
• 10:00–11:00 AM – Fitness or Alternative Activity
  • Daily rotations may include yoga, swimming, step aerobics, or karate.
• 11:00 AM–12:00 PM – Community-Based or Field Activity
  • Options include:
    • Swimming at Pools of Hope in Compton
    • STEM-based partnerships such as robotics, building challenges, or nature exploration
    • Baseball or Kickball will be the backup activity when no external activity is planned.
• 12:00–1:00 PM – Lunch & Social Time
• 1:00–2:00 PM – Social Skills Group or Creative Expression
  • This week may feature imaginative storytelling, role play, and collaborative group art.
• 2:00–3:00 PM – Group Games & Wind Down

What Your Child Will Gain

• Creative Problem Solving: Through imaginative games and STEM exploration
• Social Confidence: Opportunities to engage with peers in low-pressure, meaningful ways
• Emotional Growth: Encouragement to express thoughts and emotions through creative mediums
• Hands-On Discovery: Exposure to new ideas, tools, and real-world experiences

Important Notes

• Campers may attend any or all activities throughout the day
• Aides are welcome — please let us know how we can support
• This program is designed for neurodivergent youth and fully adaptable to each participant’s needs

Funding and Discounts

• We are a Regional Center service provider
  • Vendor Code: PH2694
• Accepted: Harbor, SCLARC, and Westside Regional Centers
• Use code “Summer Camp” at checkout if you're using Social Recreation funding
• Self-Determination accepted
• Scholarships available upon request

Dates: Monday–Friday, August 4th–8th

Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Location: Burrell-MacDonald Park

Ages: 7–18+

Field Trip: Friday, August 8 – Aquarium of the Pacific

Wrap up summer with a week devoted to creativity, self-expression, and celebration!

The Expression & Celebration Camp is designed to let each camper shine through music, dance, visual arts, and storytelling—while building connections in a joyful, inclusive space.

Daily Schedule

• 9:00–10:00 AM – Basketball Skills & Games
  • Fun warm-ups, dribbling, and team games to build confidence, coordination, and connection.
• 10:00–11:00 AM – Fitness or Alternative Activity
  • Rotating daily activities like yoga, step aerobics, swimming, or karate to support movement and self-regulation.
• 11:00 AM–12:00 PM – Community-Based or Field Activity
  • Campers will participate in either:
    • Swimming at Pools of Hope in Compton
    • Partnership activities such as gardening, STEM experiments, or environmental projects with local organizations
    • Baseball or Kickball will be provided as a default activity when no partnership programming is scheduled.
    • Parents will receive a finalized activity schedule prior to camp.
• 12:00–1:00 PM – Lunch & Social Time
  • Supervised lunch followed by optional structured games and social skill building.
• 1:00–2:00 PM – Social Skills Group or Creative Expression
  • Led by an external facilitator, this hour supports emotional growth and communication through activities like storytelling, role play, or visual arts.
• 2:00–3:00 PM – Wind Down & Group Games
  • A calming wrap-up with sensory-friendly games or structured free play.

What Your Child Will Gain

• Creative Confidence: Express themselves through a variety of artistic and movement-based outlets
• Emotional Regulation: Calming activities and mindfulness woven throughout the day
• Community & Connection: Celebrate progress with peers and take pride in accomplishments
• Joyful Closure: A memorable final week to wrap up summer on a positive note

Important Notes

• Campers may attend any or all activities throughout the day
• Aides are welcome — please let us know how we can support
• This program is designed for neurodivergent youth and fully adaptable to each participant’s needs

Funding & Discounts

• We are a Regional Center service provider
  • Vendor Code: PH2694
• Accepted: Harbor, SCLARC, and Westside Regional Centers
• Use code “Summer Camp” at checkout if you're using Social Recreation funding
• Self-Determination accepted
• Scholarships available upon request