Camp Clover Day Program

Our camp day programs are funded by referrals and contracts with children's long-term support and adult long-term support programming.

From June-August, Camp Clover is home to a summer weekday community-based camp for youth grades 4-8, weekday community-based day service for young adults ages 18-30, and Saturday community-based sessions for grades 9-12.

From August-May/June, Camp Clover is home to weekday community-based day services for young adults ages 18-30, after-school camp for grades 4-8, and Saturday community-based sessions for grades 9-12. We also offer community-based day services for high schoolers who have non-traditional school schedules, or are home-schooled.

At Camp Clover Day Program, our vision is to create a community where individuals with disabilities are embraced, empowered, and included in all aspects of life.  We strive to foster a culture of acceptance, understanding, and support for families facing disabilities, ensuring that every member feels valued and included.

Our mission at Camp Clover is to provide an opportunity for youth and young adults with disabilities to socialize with peers, build on talents, interests, and skills; while using creative and innovative approaches to integrate into our community.

Camp Clover's Youth Respite Day Camp provides a daily schedule to help guide campers and staff, with the flexibility to accomodate activities, weather, mood, etc.  We visit the park and splashpad daily in the summer time, and visit the park daily (weather-permitting) during the weekend and after-school programs.  We also find opportunities to give back to and explore our communities.  Camp Clover also focuses on building social-emotional skills such as having appropriate conversations, developing and using coping skills, healthy relationships, empathy, teamwork, self-esteem, and self-regulation.  

Population served 

The adult portion of Camp Clover Day Program serves grades 4-12 enrolled in CLTS programs.  Participants have diagnoses with mental illness, cognitive disabilities, developmental disabilities, or physical disabilities.

Sessions

2024-2025 Session Year

Summer 2024 (6/10-8/29) Weekdays 8am-3pm for grades 4-8; Every Other Saturday 9-4pm for grades 9-12; Referrals accepted February 1 until full *Summer 2024 is full for all three sessions*

Fall 2024 (9/3-12/6) Weekdays 3:30-6pm for grades 4-8 (Follows the Janesville School District Calendar); Every Other Saturday 9-4pm for grades 9-12

Winter 2024-25 (12/9-3/7) Weekdays 3:30-6pm for grades 4-8 (Follows the Janesville School District Calendar); Every Other Saturday 9-4pm for grades 9-12

Spring 2025 (3/10-6/6) Weekdays 3:30-6pm for grades 4-8 (Follows the Janesville School District Calendar); Every Other Saturday 9-4pm for grades 9-12

Transportation

For any services through the school year (end of August until beginning of June), as well as evenings/weekends in summer programs,  transportation to and from programming is NOT provided.  Transportation for Weekday Summer 2024 for grades 4-8 is currently being provided by Kobussen Bus Company.

Camp Clover implements the Zones of Regulation to help our campers identify their feelings and appropriate ways to manage those feelings.  For more information on Zones of Regulation, please click the button below and/or watch the video below.

Clover’s Community Integrated Day Services program is devoted to helping adults with disabilities learn the skills they need to live more independently, take part in community activities, discover more about their interests, meet new people and form and maintain meaningful friendships. Clover’s team of skilled staff designed a program that is aimed at creating opportunities that foster personal growth. Participants will learn customized skills to live a life filled with valuable connections and engaging experiences.

Population Served 

The adult portion of Camp Clover Day Program serves ages 18-30 enrolled in CLTS, Inclusa, or IRIS programs. Participants have diagnoses with mental illness, cognitive disabilities, developmental disabilities, or physical disabilities.  We also accept high school students who have non-traditional school schedules.

Opportunities with Clover 

Clover offers person-centered programming opportunities each weekday.  Participants and families can choose which days of the week they would like to attend based on their desires, needs, and goals.  Clover focuses on goals and objectives that improve independence in the community, and/or improve peer/social 

• Mondays are meaningful recreation days. That time will be spent doing activities such as being at the YMCA, spending time on outdoor activities, visiting restaurants/cafes, scavenger hunts, movie theater, bowling, etc.

• Tuesdays are art days. Activities such as arts & crafts, going to a musical/play, learning about a new instrument, learning/practicing different art modalities, etc.

• Wednesdays are civic days. We will spend that day out in the community volunteering at either the same place for the first half of the day or go to different places throughout the day and volunteer.

• Thursdays are health and wellness. We will be learning about nutrition, how to stay active and healthy, body movement activities, partake in exercise classes, swimming, etc.

• Fridays are for skills and education. Learning how to cook/bake, role playing, social skill building, learning experience in the community, etc. 

Sessions

2024-2025 Session Year

Summer 2024 ( Jun 10-Aug 29) Weekdays 8:30am-2:30pm

Fall 2024 (9/3-12/6) Weekdays 8:00am-3:00pm

Winter 2024-25 (12/9-3/7) Weekdays 8:00am-3:00pm

Spring 2025 (3/10-6/6) Weekdays 8:00am-3:00pm

MEDICATION AUTHORIZATION FORM

If the participant will be taking medication during programming, a mediation authorization form needs to be completed by the prescribing physician and faxed to us at 608-544-8110.