Every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday in the summer Nick Lewy woke up early and went to work. His job wasn’t just any normal internship. He believes that it was more rewarding than any thing else he could have done. He worked as a counselor at the Clarkston SCAMP.
Clarkston SCAMP has been a rewarding job for students for a long time now. SCAMP is a five-week program developed and designed for special needs children and young adults. This program provides the opportunity for young people hired as aides to get a rich and rewarding experience. SCAMP supports students with a wide range of special needs including autism spectrum disorders, physical disabilities, and cognitive and emotional impairment.