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Camp RAD

About Camp RAD

Camp RAD is a 4-week summer camp day program that begins the Tuesday after Memorial Day and is based in Statesboro, Georgia for local youth with disabilities from ages 10-22. The purpose of Camp RAD is to help campers transition into the “real world” after they graduate high school and help them lead healthy, independent lives. Camp RAD uses an interdisciplinary approach that utilizes experts in the fields of pediatric occupational, physical, and speech therapy, adaptive physical activity, human development & family science, public health, and nutrition. We focus on teaching campers life skills, physical activity skills, and other healthy living skills while having fun (so it doesn’t even feel like learning!)

Camp RAD is directed by faculty in adaptive physical education and exercise science and staffed by students studying human development & family science, therapeutic recreation, exercise science, sports psychology, education, and more at Georgia Southern University. We are able to provide a 1 to 1 or 1 to 2 ratio for almost all camp days.

In addition to Camp RAD, we offer our Super Eagles program. Super Eagles is part of an adapted physical course that teaches future fitness professional how to create inclusive programs.

Supporters

Thank you!

We would like to give a special thank you to all our supporters! We could not do it without you!

  • Georgia Southern University
  • Bulloch County Schools
  • Effingham County Schools
  • B&B Family Support Services
  • Pineland
  • Easter Seals
  • Donors
  • and all of our staff and volunteers

Last updated: 6/7/2022