At Camp JCC, we believe that a truly unforgettable summer begins with an environment where every child feels seen, valued, and safe. Embracing our core value of Kehilah (Diversity and Inclusiveness) , we take pride in building a vibrant camp community where campers and staff from all backgrounds, beliefs, identities, and needs come together.
Through open dialogue and experiential learning, we celebrate each camper's unique perspective, helping them build meaningful connections and a genuine, lasting appreciation for one another.
To ensure every child thrives, our dedicated Camper Care team works hand-in-hand with counselors, specialists, campers, the camp leadership team, and families to guide, support, and remove barriers to participation. Focusing heavily on mental, emotional, social, and spiritual health (MESSH), alongside structured support, coaching, and reinforcing positive peer behaviors, we place your child's well-being first.
To successfully accomplish this, we ask and expect families to be true partners in helping us understand, appreciate, and champion their camper's unique whole self.
Camp JCC does not provide one-on-one support. If your child already has a one-on-one support or works with an ABA therapist, please contact the Camp Director so that the proper arrangements can be made.For more information regarding Camper Care, accommodations, and/or to consult regarding your child’s needs, please contact Kate-Lynn Cipolla, Camp Director.
While we strive to provide the best support and care that we can, these are the boundary behaviors that are prohibited in order to ensure the mental, emotional, social, spiritual, & physical safety of all campers attending Camp JCC:
Camp JCC is committed to supporting our LGBTQ+ campers, staff, and families. Camp JCC acknowledges that the needs of transgender and gender-expansive participants are unique and should be treated individually and in consultation with the participant.