Jersey Proud: Summer camp for children with autism held in Jersey City
The five-week program allowed children to enjoy arts and crafts, sports, games and academic activities.
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Aug 23, 2024, 2:30 AM
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10ds agoA new summer camp is making New Jersey proud.
More than 20 children attended the Whole Spectrum Autism Summer Camp in Jersey City.
The five-week program allowed children to enjoy arts and crafts, sports, games and academic activities.
This was the first time the camp was being offered.
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