Friends of ASCCA: Windor’s Family’s Holiday Traditions
How do you celebrate Christmas at your home? My family and I have several old traditions – and a few that have been updated for
How do you celebrate Christmas at your home? My family and I have several old traditions – and a few that have been updated for
Two years ago we adopted a little Cairn Terrier that I named Scout. He is the sweetest thing I have ever seen. Scout is a
I am an essential worker and work as a janitor. I did not have to be quarantined. We are the only two Goodwill of the
October is National Physical Therapy Month. Some people may wonder if therapy does any good so let me tell you about my therapy story. It
I’m currently in my sophomore year of college at Auburn University at Montgomery. Last year I experienced what living with roommates is like. I quickly
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
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
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
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
Campers and other friends, this month, I have some really great news! July is Disability Pride Month! I didn’t even know we had one of
Originally, I would have been at Camp ASCCA the week of July 12-17. Like many of you, I’m disappointed that we can’t meet for camp,
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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