Adult Programs

The Naples Players is dedicated to providing high-quality arts access to every member of our community – including those with additional needs. These low-cost programs are made possible by a grant from Suncoast Credit Union.

Rooted in excellence, our programs provide support for individuals with autism so they can thrive and achieve their full potential throughout their lives.

Wonderland Camp has given children, teenagers and adults with disabilities the opportunity to come to camp for over 50 years. We’re here for the friendships, the encouragement and the high-fives! All activities are adapted so that everyone can participate.

Since 1996, Camp Dream has provided a traditional summer camp experience for children and young adults with moderate to severe disabilities. No child has ever been turned away due to the severity of their condition or their financial capabilities.

To the seekers and explorers, campers, fun-seekers and adventurers. To those who share our belief that life isn’t going to stop unfolding itself because we have a (dis)ability. Welcome to the National Ability Center. Visit their website to find their other locations.

The Katy Isaacson and Elaine Gordon Lodge is an alternative to traditional summer recreation programs for adults and teens with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Camp Anne offers a structured, yet relaxed, atmosphere for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We are a nonprofit that breaks down barriers by providing a lifespan of services that educate, employ and empower people within the community.

Sunrise is one of the largest, private 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organizations in the country dedicated to serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Location in Florida, Connecticut, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, South Carolina & coming soon to Pennsylvania.

The mission of ADAPTIVE OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER: To enhance the quality of life for all people with disabilities through adaptive recreation and education programs.

Camp CaPella is a lakefront summer camp in Dedham, Maine that provides diverse recreational and educational opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Camp CaPella is for campers regardless of ability, to be afforded an opportunity to enjoy a summer program.

The Down Syndrome Association of West Michigan is a resource and advocacy organization promoting public awareness and supporting lifelong opportunities for individuals with Down syndrome.

Providing an educational environment with hands-on learning for adult students with disabilities.

Sunrise is one of the largest, private 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organizations in the country dedicated to serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

SharpeLivin' is on every Sunday on NEWHD starting at 6 am & goes until 10 am EST. Sharing resources & tools to assist the additional needs community with the messages wrapped around classic rock 'n' roll, staring Treble J!

Spectrum Laboratory empowers artists on the autism spectrum to create original works of film, music and animation. We provide collaboration with our artists with autism and working entertainment professionals.

We support grassroots efforts and community activities to promote inclusive neighborhoods throughout Georgia, where each person has the opportunity to contribute and experience Real Homes, Real Careers, Real Learning, Real Influence and Real Supports.

From the humble beginnings of a single location serving eight individuals, to currently over 20 locations, serving over 500 individuals each day in Orlando and Tampa, we continue to build communities where people with development disabilities achieve their goals.

Our programs and services are designed to provide a path for people to become more independent and live full lives. They include free employment services, free digital training, disability-accessible housing, adult day training for people with developmental disabilities & more.

We at PSL Services/STRIVE are committed to being part of the community and assisting people with emotional and intellectual disabilities to live with dignity and respect as active members of our community. j