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About the Kid-to-Camp Program
The Special Education Foundation understands that bridging the instructional gap during breaks in the school year is critical. SEF’s Kid-to-Camp program provides financial assistance to parents of children served by the Special School District so they can attend camp during these breaks in the school year. Please read our Kid-to-Camp Policy for request guidelines.
Area camp programs help to maintain the momentum and benefits to students beyond the social and educational aspects of the classroom. Attending camp provides opportunities to interact with others, develop friendships, and build relationships that can increase confidence and independence.
For more information, or if you need help with the online application, please contact us at info@sef-stl.org or 314-394-7036.
While the additional expense can be a financial burden for many families, SEF picks up in areas not supported by tax dollars or United Way. Campership funds are awarded based on financial need and student benefit and many are funded through our annual golf tournament. Applications are accepted year-round. Visit our main applications page to learn more about eligibility requirements and to submit an application.
Looking for camp resources?
See below to learn more about camp options for students with disabilities which include day and overnight camps for spring, winter and summer breaks:
From the Newsroom
There’s still time to claim your foursome's spot at Norwood Hills Country Club. Every dollar raised powers the Special Education Foundation's core mission—to assist students with disabilities in St. Louis County in achieving success in ways not supported by tax dollars.
SEF programs are made possible through the generosity of donors and our strong partnership with SSD educators, administrators, families, and community supporters. Their support allows SEF to respond to needs and create opportunities that extend beyond what traditional school funding can provide.
By helping provide camp experiences during academic breaks, donors give students opportunities to learn, connect, and develop important life skills in settings beyond the classroom.
