Momentum has partnered with Legacy Summer Camp in Harlem to offer an inclusive summer camp experience for NYC kids with disabilities.

What it is

• An inclusive summer day camp for elementary-aged children (grades Pre-K–5) based in Harlem.

• Open to children of all abilities, backgrounds, and family structures. Trained staff adapt activities so every child can join in.

When and how long

• Runs 7 weeks, Monday–Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

• Option to add early drop-off (8:00 AM) and late pickup (5:45 PM) for busy families.

• Dates: June 29-August 14, 2026 (closed on July 4th)

Price and value

• Standard tuition: $950 per week. (Minimum 4 weeks per camper)

• We can work with families with OPWDD funding or other vouchers.

• Health insurance accepted for some in-network and out-of network plans. (inquire for more information)

• Tuition covers daily materials for arts & crafts, sports equipment, and educational materials .

What campers do

• Morning choice time: small-group play and sensory-friendly activities.

• Skill blocks: rotating themes (STEAM, storytelling & literacy, music & movement, outdoor play, interactive science projects).

• Lunch and social skills practice.

• Afternoon adventures: playground games, creative projects, cooperative activities.

BCBA‑D Led Caregiver Training for Families of Children & Teens with Autism

What it is

• Personalized training led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst‑Doctoral (BCBA‑D).

• Designed for parents and guardians who want practical, evidence‑based strategies to manage behavior and teach daily living skills (toileting, self‑care, mealtime routines, transitions, school readiness, safety skills).

• Sessions focus on real-life application: we model techniques, coach you in the moment, and tailor plans to your child’s strengths and family routines.

Why it’s different

• Doctoral‑level oversight: BCBA‑D brings advanced assessment and treatment planning, ensuring interventions are research‑driven and responsive to complex needs.

• Caregiver‑first approach: instead of “therapist does it,” we empower caregivers to be the change agents—so gains generalize across settings and stick for the long haul.

• Hands‑on coaching: live coaching (in‑home or via telehealth), video feedback, and practical homework make learning fast and functional.

• Focus on compassion, dignity and family values: we prioritize respectful, strength‑based strategies that fit your child’s personality and your household culture.

What you get

• Initial intake & functional behavior assessment: thorough review of history, observations, and data collection.

• Individualized caregiver training plan: clear goals, step‑by‑step strategies, and measurable targets.

• Coaching sessions: live demonstrations and real‑time coaching while you implement—plus troubleshooting.

• Progress tracking & data review: regular measurement so we know what’s working and what to tweak.

• Support materials: easy‑to‑use guides, visual supports, and video examples for home reference.

• Transition plan: strategies to maintain progress across school, community, and future phases.

Length & format

• Starter package (recommended): 8 weeks — weekly 60–90 minute sessions with BCBA‑D coaching, plus between‑session support and data reviews.

• Intensive package: 12 weeks — twice‑weekly sessions for higher‑need cases or faster skill acquisition.

• Maintenance option: monthly check‑ins after initial program to support generalization and troubleshooting.

• Delivery: in‑home or via telehealth — flexible to your family’s needs.

Pricing (examples)

• Starter package (8 weeks): $2,400 — includes assessment, 8 coaching sessions, materials, and progress reports.

• Intensive package (12 weeks): $4,200 — includes assessment, 24 coaching sessions, materials, and extended follow‑up.

• Maintenance plan: $150 per monthly check‑in (30–45 minutes).

• Sliding scale and payment plans available; insurance consultation offered to explore coverage.

Value you’ll notice

• Faster, sustainable change because caregivers implement consistent, effective strategies across daily routines.

• Reduced challenging behaviors and increased independence in daily living skills—less stress, more quality family time.

• Skills that transfer to school and community settings, reducing the need for repeated interventions.

• Confidence and competence: caregivers leave feeling skilled, supported, and capable.

Who benefits most

• Families who want to be actively involved in treatment.

• Children and adolescents with behavior challenges and/or delays in daily living skills.

• Households seeking strategies that fit real life—mealtimes, bedtime, school mornings, community outings.

Next steps

• Schedule a free 15‑minute consult to discuss your child’s needs, available packages, and recommended starting plan.

• We’ll match you with a BCBA‑D whose experience fits your goals and set up the intake and assessment.

Real, research‑based support with a human touch—so your family can thrive (and maybe sleep a little better).