How do you stay close with your friends and family if you’re separated during this time? Many ways to stay connected with them are available
One thing I love about Camp are the activities. One of my favorite activities at ASCCA is tubing. I love tubing because I hardly get
Dr. Glenn Roswal and his granddaughter Michaela visited Camp ASCCA in May to volunteer to paint. While they were here, they presented Camp ASCCA with
“Nurse Debra” was married to Joe Spavone, one of our former Health Services Directors. Sadly, she passed away this past spring. ASCCA’s mission impressed Debra
Our Fishing with Doug series was a huge hit with everyone and we wanted to make finding all videos easier. Doug Darr is the retired
My name is Chad Graddick and I was diagnosed with autism when I was 14 months old. I could not speak until at least 7
Things looked a little different this summer due to Covid-19 circumstances. We have tried our very best to keep everyone involved and make sure that
I first wrote about epilepsy in my introductory blog, which you can read here. August 10 will mark 10 years since my brain surgery and
With the cancellation of Camp for 2020, we have been trying to keep everyone involved and create fun virtual programs that are interactive. We have
The friendships I’ve made at Camp are pretty special to me. Believe it or not, the friends that I’ve made at ASCCA are the truest
Last Saturday we had some members from the Alabama Elks Association join us for Elks Day at Camp ASCCA. There are twenty-three Elk lodges in
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed in 1990. On July 26th it will be celebrating thirty years. The ADA is a civil rights
Located in Alabama on Lake Martin, Camp ASCCA offers campers a wide variety of traditional recreational and educational activities with a unique design for accessibility.
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