The Joshua Center for Neurological Disorders Summer Camp is for children with Tourette, High Functioning Autism and associated disorders. Cabin Counselors are assigned to a cabin with five or six campers. Set on a beautiful wooded site, the camp provides easy access to all facilities for children with disabilities. Programs may include: archery, crafts, an annual cook-out, swimming, games, special programs and old fashioned campfire singing and skits. The camp is held at the Rotary Youth Club Camp – Lee’s Summit, MO, next to Lake Jacomo.

Joshua Center Camp Statement on Dignity and Respect

Joshua Center Camp is committed to equality, diversity, respect, and inclusion of all individuals involved with our camp program. Our world is a diverse place, filled with people of all ages, abilities, sexes, gender identities, races, ethnicities, and religions.

We do not discriminate against anyone, including, but not limited to, camp staff, campers, parents, volunteers, or vendors, on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or physical and/or mental health disabilities.

Joshua Center Camp expects everyone to be treated with dignity and respect including

• Respectful communications
• Tolerant and respectful of differences
• Acceptance of all
• Creating a safe space every individual

Campers are taught acceptance of everyone and to treat each other with respect no matter the differences. Staff model this behavior every day, showing their campers what it means to include everyone and be part of a diverse world.