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Camps for Kids & Teens Who Stutter

Camps and immersive programs give young people who stutter something hard to find anywhere else: a place where stuttering is completely normal. Here is what each one is and who it is for.

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Camp SAY

Who it's for
Kids and teens who stutter
Format
Overnight summer camp, run by SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young
Primary focus
Community, confidence and self-expression through arts, sports and camp life
What makes it different
Speech is only part of the experience — campers spend the summer surrounded by other young people who stutter, which many describe as the first time stuttering felt completely ordinary.

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FRIENDS: The National Association of Young People Who Stutter

Who it's for
Kids, teens, families and speech-language pathologists
Format
Annual conference plus regional one-day events and virtual programs
Primary focus
Connection, acceptance and shared experience for young people and their parents
What makes it different
Parents attend alongside their children, so families build their own support network while kids meet peers who stutter.

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Positive Responses to Stuttering Program (PRSP)

Who it's for
People who stutter working with clinicians at East Carolina University
Format
University clinic program
Primary focus
Communication plus the emotional side of stuttering — confidence, avoidance and reactions
What makes it different
Runs inside a university speech and hearing clinic, so it pairs clinical support with work on how a person feels about speaking.

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Starfish Project

Who it's for
People who stutter (UK-based)
Format
Intensive courses and follow-up support
Primary focus
Costal breathing and speaking on the exhale, with ongoing practice and community
What makes it different
A structured breathing-based approach with a strong alumni community that continues after the course ends.

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Dates, ages, locations and costs change year to year — always check the official website. Just Speak is not affiliated with these programs and listing them is not an endorsement.