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Camp Joy partners with organizations to provide unique, hands-on, outdoor experiences for underserved youth and families. The goals of theses programs are to create a safe place to enhance relationships with those in similar situations, learn new skills, and enhance self-esteem.
- Traditional camp activities: campfire, crafts, sports, nature
- Adventure activities: ropes courses, canoeing, survival skills
Low-Income Youth and Families click (for more info)
- Programs offered: Summer Camps, year-round Teen Leadership Programs, Teen Leadership Camps, Retreats Weekends
- Current partners: Boys & Girls Clubs, Police Youth Live In Camp, Gladhouse, St. Joes, St. Vincent de Paul
Youth and Families Affiliated with Children’s Services (click for more info)
- Programs offered: Respite Weekends, Adoption Camp Independent Living Programs, Family Weekends
- Traditional and adventure activities are complemented by therapeutic workshops dedicated to self-discovery
- Current partners: St Joseph Orphanage, Clinton, Montgomery, Butler Co. Children Services, Children’s Home of Cincinnati
Youth and Families with Medical Conditions (click for more info)
- Programs offered: Summer Camps, Family Camps
- Traditional & adventure activities and educational sessions provided by medical experts.
- Current partners: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, ArthritisFoundation, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Amputee Coalition of America
Day Camp (click for more info)
Joy also has an inclusive day camp program for local area youth and youth with special needs. The theme-based programs allow kids to excel and learn new skills.
Did you Know?
Camp Joy works with many international companies and has served clients from over 30 countries. |

Good News at Camp Joy
Congrats to Mike McGinty for winning the American Camp Association's Oak Leaf Award for his outstanding contribution to the camp industry. Way to go Mike, the whole Joy family is proud of your accomplishments and commitment to camp. |