NH students deserve a great summer.
The New Hampshire Department of Education is partnering with New Hampshire camps and school-age summer programs across the state to offer students the unique opportunity to move beyond COVID-19 and be a kid again. Students of all ages, backgrounds and abilities benefit from exposure to short-term summer enrichment programs, including in the areas of challenge, friend-making, positivity, and emotional safety. These are all things that New Hampshire camps and school-age programs do best.
Space is limited.
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Eligible students and corresponding youth recreation camp fees include:
- $750 eligible: Students with a disability are eligible for a $750 camp fee
- $600 eligible: Students from families at or below 250% federal poverty level are eligible for a $600 camp fee
- $450 eligible: Students from families at or below 400% federal poverty level are eligible for a $450 camp fee
What's covered?
Our goal for New Hampshire students is that they return to learning in the fall with rekindled curiosity, rejuvenated energy, excitement and anticipation.
Up to $750 in camp fees* covered.
Fees for programs occurring between June 1 and August 31 of the program year, including programming, before and after care services, snacks and meals, transportation, registration, and clothing/attire purchased as part of registration
Camp fee eligibility
Eligible students’ participation in the program will be prioritized as follows:
- Priority 1: Students with a documented disability and students from families earning less than 250% of the federal poverty can participate in the summer enrichment program on a first-come, first-served basis until 75% of the program allocation ($1.5 million) is drawn down or 30 days after the application period, whichever comes first
- Priority 2: At that point, students from families earning less than 400% of the federal poverty are also eligible on a first-come, first-served basis until the entire program allocation is drawn down
- Priority 3: Additional GEER funds allocations will be sought if demand for the program is strong
The contractor ClassWallet will provide a digital wallet that will facilitate families’ payment of camp fees.
* participating camps only.
For application assistance, please contact FACTS Management Customer Service at 844-245-0168.
SUMMER 2023 - APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED
Please email Rekindling@doe.nh.gov
with any questions.
Camps and summer programs must be licensed through the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services in order to participate. Please verify that your program is eligible prior to registering on Class Wallet.