We provide quality speech therapy, occupational therapy and intervention teacher specialist (special education teachers) services in your home, our office, or your child’s academic setting. Speech therapy, occupational therapy and/or intervention (special education teacher) sessions are provided at least once a week for 45 min (or 20 min) in length with a 5-10 minute summary with the parents thereafter. We welcome parents to participate and learn how to help your child throughout the rest of the week! After all, we firmly believe that you, as a caregiver, are an imperative piece to your child’s therapy growth through our connections.
BONUS: Mention Southwest Ohio Parent for a FREE SESSION!
Now helping families in TWO Cincinnati locations:
Harper’s Point- 8520 E. Kemper Rd., Suite 201, Cincinnati, OH 45249.
North Mason- 6860 Tylersville Rd., Suite 5, Mason, OH 45040
From performance-focused camps and our one-of-a-kind technical theatre intensives to our new inclusive improv camp, students from all interests and abilities have a variety of opportunities to connect with and learn from world-class theater professionals both on and off the stage. Â Â
Camp Dates: June 8–July 17, 2026 / Hours: 9:00 am–4:30 pm, Monday-Friday/ Ages: 8-19
Girl Scouts helps girls in grades K-12 bring their dreams to life and work together to build a better world. Everything a Girl Scout does helps her find her people, discover her joy, and know her power — supported by trusted adult volunteers. Girls are welcome to join year-round, and fall is a great time to begin. Get started on fun, friendship, and adventure today at gswo.org/getstarted!
Cincinnati: 4930 Cornell Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242
Dayton: 450 Shoup Mill Road, Dayton, OH 45415
Day AND overnight camps at five locations, plus travel camps for girls in grades 8-11. Not a member? Not a problem—Girl Scout camp is open to all girls! Come experience the magic of camp—the joy of making new friends, bravely trying new adventures, and discovering the amazing wonders of nature. Â
Type of Camp: Day AND Overnight Camp, Dates: Weekly, June 7 - July 24, 2026 / Hours: Varies / Ages: Girls currently in grades K-11 / Gender of Campers: Girl
Goldfish Swim School’s unique Jump Start Clinics are swim classes designed for families looking to get their kids water-ready in a hurry. Swimmers can make one month of progress in just one week! JSC are four or five consecutive days of 30-minute swim classes. These lessons focus on everything from teaching the fundamentals of water safety to fine-tuning stroke technique. Use the promo code SWOHIOPARENT to get 20% off your first week of Jump Start Clinics!
3 Locations:Â Kenwood:Â 8261 Pine Rd. | West Chester:Â 7058 Ridgetop Dr. | Anderson:Â 8253 Beechmont Ave.
Dates:Â Summer 2026
Educational dance classes taught at beginner, advanced and adult levels: ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, pointe and hip hop. Non-competitive, professional environment where all students are accepted and challenged to excel – learning technique, self-confidence and artistic skills through the art of dance. Two locations in Anderson Township & Mt. Lookout. Ages: 3-18
Guardian Angels School provides students in preschool through eighth grade with a faith-filled experience focused on academic excellence, whole child education, and attention to each child’s unique learning needs. As a school, we push all of our students to earn their HALO through being Honest, Accountable, and a Leader to Others.
Grades: Preschool - Grade 8
Explore the outdoors at Aullwood Audubon during our full day summer camps for ages 5-10. Each week is a new theme offering campers new experiences, knowledge, and adventure all summer long! Before and after care are Monday-Friday, 8am-9am and 4p-5:30pm. Fees and information are available during the registration process. 7-890-7360,Â
Camp Dates: June 8 – August 7 (no camp the week of June 29 – July 3), 2026 / Camp Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Hamilton County DD Services supports more than 7,800 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout their lives, from babies through seniors. We provide case management, fund services provided by community partners, and monitor service quality. We help people, along with their families and support networks, understand services and navigate life transitions.
We support thousands of people with DD in our community each year.
PERSON CENTERED
All of our services are person-centered, meaning we treat each person we serve as a unique individual and connect them to services tailored to reflect the life they want.
CERTIFIED PROVIDERS
By collaborating with more than 1,000 certified service providers, we’re able to support people to live a life that’s important and meaningful to them, on their own terms.