Camp Blue Sky - Camp Facts

1 to 5 ratio of staff to camper (depending on need of individual)
Knowledgeable and energized adult staff with multiple years of hands-on experience
Hands-on training with YMCA Camp Ohiyesa staff and administration
Specialized training for YMCA Camp Ohiyesa staff and administration for working with student with disabilities

Hiring Considerations:

In their field of expertise (A.S.D., C.I., P.O.H.I., etc.)
C.P.R.
First aid
Love and Logic
C.P.I. (Crisis Prevention Intervention)
L.S.C.I. (Life Space Crisis Intervention)
Certified Para-educator
Sensory Integration
Blood-Bourne Pathogens training
Child Safe training
Criminal Background Check

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About Camp Blue Sky

Camp Facts

Unique Benefits…Dynamic Outdoor Programming...Sense of Community

Camp Blue Sky Benefits
Campers can experience camp at a level more applicable to their ability. Our campers have opportunities and activities not offered in existing special education camps. Friendships develop when camping with peers and participating in spirit building activities. Campers share experiences and develop trust as part of a group. As part of a group, our campers feel a part of the community. Siblings can attend the same camp*.

Energized, caring adults, trained and experienced to truly understand your child’s needs. A full assortment of engaging activities to meet your child’s wants, needs and expand his/her world of experiences.

Programming, Programming, Programming!

Camp Extras

Bus service! Chaperoned bus service available every day in Birmingham and Brighton
YMCA in Birmingham - 7:45a.m. pick up,5:15p.m. drop off cost $60.00
COSTCO in Brighton - 8:00a.m. pick up,5:00p.m. drop off cost $60.00
A snack and lunch are provided each day
Before and after care is available (NO extra charge)
Camps have weekly themes
Students ages 8 -18
Adult sessions are available
We are open to working with many types of campers

(*) At YMCA cost

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