DBCTX is hosting our annual weekend for ALL DeafBlind ages 10 and up and their families. Learn communication skills and Co-presence with your child from parents and DeafBlind Leaders who have been where you are.
When: Nov 13-15th, 2025
Where: Morgan's Camp
23400 Cibolo Vista
San Antonio, TX 78261
** REGISTRATION OPEN SOON! **
DBCTX Membership Required.
Visit our Join Us page to sign up for free!
Who can attend?
Campers...
- Youth 14 - 22 years of age AND still in high school or post-secondary school
- Children (10 - 13 years of age)
- Adults (18+ years of age)
...who are...
- DeafBlind
- Able to make independent decisions
...and their families:
- 2 Parents or Guardians included in cost of registration. Inquire for rates for additional attendees, including siblings!
Volunteers
- Co-Navigators and SSPs with experience or interest working with teens and young adults. There is NO training associated with this event. Volunteers are asked to come with basic working knowledge.
Why attend DBCTX?
For DeafBlind Individuals:
- Barrier-free and accessible Pre-ETS activities with focus on Social-Emotional Learning
- Networking with potential educators and employers
- Lasting bonds and experiences with new friends
- Prepares teens for the transition to adult life
- Making unforgettable memories
For Family Members:
- Connect with other parents and families of DeafBlind
- Meet successful DeafBlind adults who are community leaders and role models
- Experience a moment through your DeafBlind family member's eyes by participating in activities with our vision simulators
The fine print:
Participants, volunteers, and staff must follow all host camp rules as well as the following DBCTX policies. Anyone found in violation of these policies may be subject to review and possible dismissal pending investigation.
COMMUNICATION POLICY
DBCTX respects the communication preferences of all persons who attend camp. Attendants have some degree of hearing and vision loss, so communication modes may include spoken language, sign language, use of assistive devices, or a combination.
CODE OF CONDUCT POLICY
DBCTX has a zero tolerance policy for alcohol and illegal drugs. Individuals attending or volunteering at DBCTX must not bring alcohol or illegal drugs into camp, come onto the camp grounds while intoxicated, or smoke in non-designated smoking areas.
HARASSMENT POLICY
DeafBlind Community of Texas is providing this event as an opportunity for safe, respectful learning and will not permit harassment, discrimination or horizontal violence based on another's comments, questions, schema, race, color, religion, hearing status, gender, gender expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or any other protected class.
CANCELLATION POLICY
If a staff member, volunteer, or participant must cancel for any reason, please submit this request in writing to info@dbctx.org or your direct supervisor as soon as possible. Refunds will be issued if required.
