Programs
Fostering Inclusivity, Opportunity, Community
The Down Syndrome Association of West Tennessee has social activities for individuals with Down Syndrome and their families. This includes our monthly Circle of Friends, Camp Imaginarium, Camp EmPower MePower, and more. We hope to see you there!
Camp Imaginarium
Camp Imaginarium is a two-week day camp for children and young adults with Down Syndrome ages 5 – 22.
2026 Dates: Monday-Friday, June 1st-June 5th and Monday-Thursday, June 8th-June 11th
Times: 9:00am to 3:00pm
Location: Camp Clark Williamson, 390 Mason Road, Humboldt, TN (located at Three Way)
Cost: $250 per camper (includes both weeks of camp)
Contact and registration information: Amber Williams - (731) 343-1833
Camp Imaginarium is a two-week day camp for children and young adults with Down syndrome ages 5 – 22. Camp Imaginarium offers a chance to build friendships, communication skills, and creativity in a fun and safe environment that includes activities such as music, drama, arts and crafts, swimming, and yoga. Advance registration is required.
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Camp EmPower MePower
EmPower MePower is an adult two-week day camp for individuals with Down Syndrome ages 18 and up.
2026 Dates: Monday-Friday, June 15th-19th and Monday-Thursday, June 22nd-25th
Times: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Location: Camp Clark Williamson, 390 Mason Road, Humboldt, TN (located at Three Way)
Cost: $250 per camper, for both weeks
Contact and registration information: Amber Williams | 731-343-1833
This camp offers a variety of recreational experiences that integrate learning and personal empowerment while exploring the community around us. Advanced registration is required.
Circle of Friends
A social group for individuals with Down Syndrome ages 13+
Meets: Once a month with the exception of June, July, & August
Contact: DSAWT at dsawt321tn@gmail.com or Rachel Hays at 731-415-0889
Circle of Friends is a monthly gathering for teens and adults who have Down Syndrome. Our monthly gatherings provide opportunities for socialization with volunteers and peers in a fun and safe environment. Activities often include zoom meetings with activities, going to a movie or restaurant, bowling, dancing, karaoke, and more.
Circle of Friends is an opportunity to develop a social network and spend some time away from parents while caregivers get a chance to catch up on errands or spend time with other siblings. Follow us on Facebook for updates on monthly activities.