Our teens and young adults come to us wanting to find their friends. These are individuals with meaningful strengths and real potential but also with challenges in executive functioning, social communication, and independence that require more than a one-size-fits-all approach.
These are young people are capable of connecting with others, yet may struggle to sustain conversations, share interests, or navigate the natural flow of peer interaction. Others are working toward independence, learning to manage time, regulate emotions, or make decisions but still need structured guidance and real-world practice to get there. Too often, they fall into a gap: traditional programs may not provide enough support, while more restrictive settings may not reflect their abilities or goals. Our programs were created to bridge that gap. At Camp On Tour, whether a participant has been with us one season or many, we see them welcoming others with open arms, remembering how it was the first time they arrived, and being happy to welcome another participant- another possible friend.
