Kamp for Kids
Multiple partner locations across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, 2000 W State St, Coal Township, PA 17866
About
Kamp for Kids offers activities, camps, and community events that include Creative Arts & Expression, Interactive Play, Reading & Quiet Spaces, Sensory-Friendly Environments, and Social Opportunities. The program also runs food drives and Kamp for Kids Klosets as part of its activities and community programs. Kamp for Kids uses Youth Center and community programs to provide these experiences for children and teens with autism, special needs, and various other needs.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
Kamp for Kids states that its mission is to provide a safe, inclusive, and enriching environment where children, youth, and teens can explore, connect, and grow without judgment, limitation, or exclusion. The organization emphasizes inclusion without limits and states, “We don't see disabilities. We see possibilities.” It also states that Kamp for Kids is open to the community and that every child, young person, and teen deserves access to safe, enriching experiences regardless of ability, background, or circumstance.
Kamp for Kids offers sensory-friendly environments with therapeutic equipment and thoughtfully designed spaces, along with dedicated quiet areas for focus, learning, and decompression. The program supports neurodiversity in the workplace through CAI's Neurodiverse Solutions, which connects employers with neurodiverse professionals. Kamp for Kids is a 501(c)(3) organization.
This organization has existed since 1997 and has been in existence for over 27 years. Kamp for Kids was founded by Tim and Penni Morton. Its leadership team includes Timothy Morton (President), Penni Morton (Secretary), Jamiel Owens (Treasurer), Dave Sabalusky (Food Distribution Director), Constance Moore (Community Relations), Andrea Winstanley (Public Relations), and Belinda Seme (Activity Director).
Kamp for Kids provides activities, camps, and community events for children with autism, special needs, and various other needs across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Its program locations cover more than 110 sites across these two states, where the organization delivers food, school supplies, quilts, chocolate pretzels, and other support to communities. Kamp for Kids is active in food pantries, shelters, schools, American Legions, VFWs, Boys & Girls Clubs, Elks Lodges, Moose Lodges, and other community settings, partnering with organizations such as American Legions, Salvation Army locations, school districts, food pantries, Moose Lodges, VFWs, shelters, and other community organizations in numerous towns.
Testimonials from families and partners describe experiences at autism-focused camps and retreats, including comments from parents of children on the autism spectrum and from Urban Promise Trenton about youth enjoying time outdoors and feeling supported. Additional testimonials come from community partners such as the Philadelphia Eagles, the Souderton Boys & Girls Club, and families who have participated in events like fundraising for a Buddy Bench in memory of a child.
Last updated July 12, 2026.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
Kamp for Kids states that its mission is to provide a safe, inclusive, and enriching environment where children, youth, and teens can explore, connect, and grow without judgment, limitation, or exclusion. The organization emphasizes inclusion without limits and states, “We don't see disabilities. We see possibilities.” It also states that Kamp for Kids is open to the community and that every child, young person, and teen deserves access to safe, enriching experiences regardless of ability, background, or circumstance.
Kamp for Kids offers sensory-friendly environments with therapeutic equipment and thoughtfully designed spaces, along with dedicated quiet areas for focus, learning, and decompression. The program supports neurodiversity in the workplace through CAI's Neurodiverse Solutions, which connects employers with neurodiverse professionals. Kamp for Kids is a 501(c)(3) organization.
This organization has existed since 1997 and has been in existence for over 27 years. Kamp for Kids was founded by Tim and Penni Morton. Its leadership team includes Timothy Morton (President), Penni Morton (Secretary), Jamiel Owens (Treasurer), Dave Sabalusky (Food Distribution Director), Constance Moore (Community Relations), Andrea Winstanley (Public Relations), and Belinda Seme (Activity Director).
Kamp for Kids provides activities, camps, and community events for children with autism, special needs, and various other needs across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Its program locations cover more than 110 sites across these two states, where the organization delivers food, school supplies, quilts, chocolate pretzels, and other support to communities. Kamp for Kids is active in food pantries, shelters, schools, American Legions, VFWs, Boys & Girls Clubs, Elks Lodges, Moose Lodges, and other community settings, partnering with organizations such as American Legions, Salvation Army locations, school districts, food pantries, Moose Lodges, VFWs, shelters, and other community organizations in numerous towns.
Testimonials from families and partners describe experiences at autism-focused camps and retreats, including comments from parents of children on the autism spectrum and from Urban Promise Trenton about youth enjoying time outdoors and feeling supported. Additional testimonials come from community partners such as the Philadelphia Eagles, the Souderton Boys & Girls Club, and families who have participated in events like fundraising for a Buddy Bench in memory of a child.
Last updated July 12, 2026.
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