Info for Parents
Welcome to Shutaf! We enjoy getting to know your child, teen or young adults, as well as your family. All new participants benefit from a home visit with Shutaf’s Director of Programs, Marci Tirshwell or one of her staff, in order to understand your child’s needs in a holistic and inclusive manner. Program scholarship based on need is available for all our programs. Click here to read more about our programs. For more information, contact info@campshutaf.org
Register for Shutaf Programs
Want to register your child? Get in touch with us at info@campshutaf.org. We’ll arrange a home visit and show you how easy it is to use our online registration forms. Please note: Every participant must have a current medical form in order to attend Shutaf programs.
Participants Served
Shutaf’s unique, reverse-inclusion model brings children, teens, and young adults with diverse needs at all of our programs. At Shutaf, our attitude is, what do you need to be successful rather than, what’s your diagnosis and label?
A partial listing of types of diagnoses and participant needs served Please be in touch with us about your child, teen or young adult, and their needs.
- ADD, ADHD
- Autism spectrum disorder, including Asperger’s, PDD, and high-functioning autism
- Down syndrome
- Cerebral Palsy
- Physical disabilities
- Learning disabilities, dyslexia, and
- Emotional, behavioral, and sensory challenges, impulsivity
- ODD
- Hearing loss
- Prader-Willi syndrome
- Anxiety disorder
- Mental health issues and challenges
Shutaf’s professional approach toward participant intake, program planning, staff training and support, as well as ongoing data collection and evaluation, ensure a successful experience for every participant, and continued program excellence.
Find out more about Shutaf programs for your child, teen or young adult at info@campshutaf.org
What Parents and Staff are saying about Shutaf
Parents and families love Shutaf’s inclusive attitude and quality programs. Shutaf is also proud to train close to 100 post-army counselor staff each year, as well as offer them a powerful, inclusive work experience.