About
KODA Camp Midwest is a summer camp where campers take part in activities such as capture-the-flag and arts & crafts. The camp is dedicated to KODAs (Kids of Deaf Adults) and is run by CODAs (Children of Deaf Adults).
• Ages: 7–16 years old
• Schedule: Teens (ages 13–16) 2 week session; Youth (ages 10–12) 2 week session; Kids (ages 7–9) 1 week session
KODA Camp Midwest has been in operation for 19 years and offers 5 weeks of programming each summer. KODA Camp Midwest is a program of KODA Midwest, which is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and tax-exempt organization. The mission of KODA Camp Midwest is to promote Kids of Deaf Adults by enhancing their self-identity, sense of belonging, confidence, leadership skills, and love through attending a KODA camp program run by Children of Deaf Adults surrounded in nature. Campers at KODA Camp Midwest learn about Deaf culture, and the organization provides scholarships to assist with the cost of attending camp.
Parents and campers have shared that KODA Camp Midwest has given campers a sense of place and belonging with others who share similar experiences as KODAs. Testimonials from teens, youth, and parents describe learning more about the Deaf community, KODA culture, and American Sign Language, as well as changes in how campers relate to their Deaf and DeafBlind parents.
Last updated July 27, 2026.
• Ages: 7–16 years old
• Schedule: Teens (ages 13–16) 2 week session; Youth (ages 10–12) 2 week session; Kids (ages 7–9) 1 week session
KODA Camp Midwest has been in operation for 19 years and offers 5 weeks of programming each summer. KODA Camp Midwest is a program of KODA Midwest, which is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and tax-exempt organization. The mission of KODA Camp Midwest is to promote Kids of Deaf Adults by enhancing their self-identity, sense of belonging, confidence, leadership skills, and love through attending a KODA camp program run by Children of Deaf Adults surrounded in nature. Campers at KODA Camp Midwest learn about Deaf culture, and the organization provides scholarships to assist with the cost of attending camp.
Parents and campers have shared that KODA Camp Midwest has given campers a sense of place and belonging with others who share similar experiences as KODAs. Testimonials from teens, youth, and parents describe learning more about the Deaf community, KODA culture, and American Sign Language, as well as changes in how campers relate to their Deaf and DeafBlind parents.
Last updated July 27, 2026.
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