About
iCan Shine offers iCan Bike, iCan Swim, and iCan Dance. iCan Bike is a 5-day camp where participants learn to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle, iCan Swim is a 5-day camp that teaches individuals with disabilities how to swim and safely navigate aquatic environments, and iCan Dance is a 5-day camp with dance moves combined into a choreographed routine that ends in an on-stage performance on the last day.
Programs
- iCan Bike — 8 and up · 5-day camp; participants learn to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle; serves up to 40 participants in a week-long camp
- iCan Swim — 3 and up · 5-day camp; teaches individuals with disabilities how to swim and safely navigate aquatic environments; serves up to 30 participants in a week-long camp
- iCan Dance — 5 and up · 5-day camp; teaches dance moves combined in a choreographed routine culminating in an on-stage performance on the last day; serves up to 40 participants in a week-long camp
At a glance
- Ages: 3–18 years old
- General schedule: Five-day (M–F) camps; iCan Bike includes five 75-minute bike-riding sessions per day, iCan Swim includes five 45 to 60-minute swim sessions per day, and iCan Dance includes five 60-minute dance sessions per day.
About the provider
iCan Shine began in 2007. Its mission is to provide quality learning opportunities in recreational activities for individuals with disabilities, and it says that each person is empowered to maximize individual abilities.
Hosts pay a fixed program fee to iCan Shine for conducting the five-day program. The host's registration fee set by the host primarily funds the program. iCan Bike camps occur predominantly in the summer months but also during week-long school breaks.
What families say
“My Gavin started out not knowing how to ride a bike and had no confidence that he was just not interested and they were able to help him get the training wheels off and he learned so fast” — Sara
Last updated November 9, 2026.
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