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City guide · Ohio
What Cincinnati families use, listed with the same fixed questions answered for every provider — so you can compare like with like.
← All of CincinnatiOrdered by review count, then name. Providers cannot pay to be listed, ranked, or edited.
3 resources in Cincinnati — Sport & activities
Camp Ability is a Fairfield summer camp for autistic students aged 3 to 21, supervised by Board Certified Behavior Analysts using ABA principles to build structure and predictability through recreation and instruction. It runs two three-week sessions with half-day and full-day options, part of a wider slate of summer programming.
Ages 3 to 21
Cincinnati TOPSoccer is an adaptive soccer league for players age 4 and up with a physical or cognitive disability, including many autistic athletes alongside players who use crutches, walkers or wheelchairs. It runs spring indoor sessions in Mason, a summer camp at Hope Church, and fall outdoor practices in Batavia, Mason and Harrison, with fees between $50 and $125.
Ages 4 and up, no upper limit
The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati's Autism Learning Program runs two intensive ABA-based classrooms with a 2:1 client-to-therapist ratio and regular consultation from a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Children move through daily stations covering arts and crafts, sensory play, fine and gross motor skills, social time, circle time and stories, with a scheduled swim session built into each week.
Ages Children
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