( Ages 5–26 )
Neurodiverse Services: Summer Camps & Social Groups supports kids, teens, and young adults who want extra support building connections, navigating social situations, and developing social skills. Our programs use fun, hands-on activities to create community while helping participants build confidence, practice communication, and strengthen relationships.
Who We Serve
Our services are for kids, teens, and young adults ages 5–26 who may benefit from extra support navigating their social world. No diagnosis is required. Participants may have autism, ADHD, developmental delays, social anxiety, or similar traits.
Aspiring Youth: Ages 5–18
Aspiring Youth helps children and youth build confidence, develop social skills, and connect with others through after-school social groups and summer camps. Participants can explore their interests and practice skills through activities such as:
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Movement games
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STEM projects
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Art projects
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Role-playing games, including Dungeons & Dragons
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Group activities that encourage communication and connection
Delphi Young Adults: Ages 18–26
Delphi Young Adults helps young adults build connections through social-skills groups while exploring education and career opportunities.
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Build social skills and relationships
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Explore educational opportunities
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Explore different career paths
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Develop skills for sustainable employment
What Makes Neurodiverse Services Different?
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Neurodiverse-Affirming: We recognize and celebrate neurodiversity while creating spaces where participants can be themselves, build confidence, and connect with others.
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Community & Connection: Participants build relationships and practice social skills in a welcoming environment.
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Hands-On Activities: Movement, STEM, art, games, and other activities make learning social skills engaging and fun.
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Interest-Based: Participants can explore activities and interests that help them connect with others.
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Support for Different Ages: Aspiring Youth supports children ages 5–18, while Delphi Young Adults supports young adults ages 18–26.
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No Diagnosis Required: Our programs are open to youth who need extra support, whether or not they have a formal diagnosis.
Program Requirements
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All new participants attend an initial enrollment meeting with their caregivers. This helps determine whether the program meets their support needs and which groups or camps may be the best fit.
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Once program fit has been established, families receive an invitation to register.
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Limited need-based scholarships are available.