SOAR Special Needs runs a weeklong summer day camp in Lenexa for children and adults with disabilities of all diagnoses and severities, including medically fragile participants. Each camper is paired with a 1:1 buddy and supported by a behavior and medical team, with crafts, outdoor games, sensory activities, storytime and worship. Camp runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact SOAR Special Needs directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleWe are so happy with the camp and most recently the prom our Son was able to attend. The staff is always so wonderful and caring. They make our son feel so welcomed. He has had a great time at their events. Would recommend to all ages of special needs individuals!
SOAR hosted a date night at my son’s clinic and I was pleasantly surprised to hear of a company doing this local to me. My son had a great time and I knew he was in good hands. It’s nice to know that someone is recognizing how rare it is to have a date night with a special needs child. I am so grateful and look forward to more events with SOAR!
My kids had the BEST time at the respite event Saturday evening! When I arrived, they all had red cheeks from playing hard and having fun. This break allowed me to take care of some important errands without them having to tag along. Thank you SO much for offering this much-needed respite event.
Being a small part of what Soar Special needs is all about...Makes our family thrilled, seeing the happy faces of campers in summer to the appreciation on parents faces at Christmas, Thank you everyone at Soar ~ Miranda Family is in for the long haul ~ God Bless
I found Soar Special needs on accident, and it has been a game changer for me as a Targeted Case Manager. I have been able to refer them to 90% of my clients for different things they have going on in a year. This team works their fingers to the bone to ensure that all people are treated equally and the not only are the "special needs" person but the whole family is taken care of.