Camp Artism champions a safe and successful transition from school to workforce enrichment, through trade skills + social development, emergency preparedness, financial literacy, digital arts programs, and blue-collar service work that foster agency and autonomy for autistic youth and adults. Curated workforce development workshops that focus on practical vocational skills, digital arts passion + purpose, all while building positive self-esteem, interactive safety planning and awareness, for a pathway to independent success within a collaborative community that highlights workmanship with military veterans, teachers, first responders, C-suite leadership teams, and workplace advocates; totaling over 100 immersive community engagement partnerships. 

 

Our goal is to eliminate regression for citizens with I/DD's, by granting exploratory, passion & purpose filled opportunities to financially thrive and live as independently as possible with or without a caretaker. We have a 95% participant retention rate.

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House of Artists Foundation's Camp Artism is the heroic home championing autistic artists via phenomenal breakthroughs in driver training w/police interactions, fire safety training, voice over, video editing, graphic design, culinary arts, custom art creations, animation, underwater videography, photography, friendships, and more.

 

     In 2016, House of Artists Foundation was founded by actress and philanthropist; Ashley Drayton, who grew up attending and working at summer camps in South Carolina, which motivated her to establish House of Artists Foundation.