Sunnyhill, Inc. is a St. Louis-area nonprofit (since 1978) serving children and adults with developmental and other disabilities. It owns Sunnyhill Adventures, an outdoor camp in Dittmer, MO offering nine weeks of themed summer programming, seasonal mini-camps and overnight stays. Adaptive, Challenge-by-Choice activities include camping, fishing, swimming, canoeing, campfires and climbing, and the camp welcomes children with or without disabilities.
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★HanaIt’s disappointing when an experience is made difficult by unprofessional behaviour. Unfortunately, my interaction with Laura St George left me feeling unfairly treated, as careless accusations made did not reflect the situation accurately. I hope the company addresses this, because everyone deserves to be treated with honesty and respect.
★★★★★K E LSunnyhill is a wonderful organization. My son has been in their Assisted Living program four plus years after switching from a different organization (not to be named). The difference between Sunnyhill and the other one is night and day. Sunnyhill does everything within their power to see that our son is receiving all things to live a healthy and happy life. As aging parents, this provides such peace of mind knowing the care he receives and will continue to receive once we’re no longer here. Our sincere appreciation for Sunnyhill and the wonderful staff that work there.
★★★★★Brittany BondsMy 4 1/2 year old son used Sunnyhill for their in-home ABA services for the past year and a half. We really enjoyed that everyone worked as a team (BCBA, BCaBA and RBT), and also included parents input as well. Sunnyhill went above and beyond to also help with my son’s behavioral issues at physical therapy and at preschool. They followed the EDSM and also incorporated some of his IEP goals from school. Thanks to Sunnyhill and their patient RBT’s my son was able to be potty trained after a year of hardwork. He’s also made great efforts with his feeding plan, and eating most of his meals and a few bites of fruits/veggies. Sunnyhill is 100% professional and I love that they serve all ages. The only reason we left is because of insurance issues, and hope we can circle back in the future.
★★★★★nancy hedrickTook my Neice to a Retirement party. Staff was very friendly.
★★Patrick Richmond (Streetcar1664)I like having more organizations that help those with disabilities. But to me, it seems that they cater mostly to those who work in sheltered workshops. When it comes to trips to Chicago, or to Kansas City, they don't bother to stop and use Amtrak when they know Amtrak has direct service between St. Louis and Kansas City and also between St. Louis and Chicago. Chicago has superior public transit and the el is in a way a tourist attraction. They finally got a piece of equipment where people can have more of a comfortable ride than an ordinary vans. If you are a senior citizen, the drivers they choose are mostly young and they often put on songs that they like and they don't give a hoot about what the older clients like.