SumFun Day Camp

Sumfun Day Camp Registration is Open

1. Please complete the online questionnaire to provide us with essential information about your camper's needs and preferences. Begin by clicking the blue "New Campers" button below.

New Campers

2. If approved, we will contact your SSA for a current copy of your camper’s Individualized Service Plan (ISP) or Individualized Education Plan (IEP) to help us understand their unique needs.

3. Camper’s ISP/ IEP will be reviewed by camp team. They will determine appropriateness for program and reach out with any questions or concerns.

All applications are considered PENDING until a determination on the camper's acceptance status has been made by Camp Christopher Staff. Camper's documents (registration form, medical form, IEP/ISP, Prior Authorization for Funding, etc) will be reviewed by camp administration before acceptance into Respite, SumFun, and/or Discovery Camp Programs.

Returning Campers

If your camper has previously attended Sumfun please click the "Returning Campers" button to complete your registration.

2024 Sumfun Sessions

*A non-refundable deposit of $98.50 is due at the time of regisration.

Funding Information

Assistance with funding for this program may be available for your camper, including individual assistance as well as assistance through the local county board of developmental disabilities and the Medicaid Waiver. Please contact the office for information.

Overview

SumFun Day Camp strives to provide children and young adults with developmental disabilities, a typical camp experience.

For some campers, this may mean that the child is included in the traditional day camp program. For others who need a greater level of supervision or medical care, they may be in a more sheltered setting at the Happiness Pavilion.

Our multi-week summer program provides multiple benefits to campers. Each week, campers build confidence and lessen their anxiety as they become familiar with the day camp routine and staff members. Learning the physical boundaries of the campsite offers campers a sense of security. Establishing a daily routine of activities on which they can rely allows campers to feel a sense of control. Interacting with the same group of campers provides a route to socialization and age-appropriate friendships.

Staff selected to work in this program receive all required training of Home and Community Waiver Providers for the State of Ohio. The ratio for the program is one staff member for every five campers.