Children with disabilities require and need recreation the same as other children. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (“A.D.A.”), your child is entitled to attend any camp or activity that non-disabled children attend, with modifications, and with a few exceptions.
It is highly critical that you discuss any needed modifications way before the first day of camp, so the entity has time to make the necessary preparations. Enter into discussions taking a team approach, as you will be entrusting your child to this program all summer. Be reasonable in your requests, and remember, just because your friend’s child is doing it, the program may not be a good fit for your child, even with modifications.
This article will illustrate for you who is protected by the A.D.A, the modifications required under the law, and how to prevent discrimination.
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