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Rayna Blakley

Camp Director and Board Member
Rayna Blakley

Rayna began working at camp in 2006 as an activity aide, she then became a counselor for nearly a decade before transitioning to camp director. Camp is what solidified Rayna’s decision to become a special education teacher. She has been teaching in Fremont for the past seven years. When Rayna is not at camp you can find her cheering on the A’s with her husband, daughter and son!

Ashley Weber

Camp Director and Board Member
Ashley Weber

Ashley started camp in 2010 as a counselor and now fulfill a director position as well as the nutrition liaison. She has been a moderate/severe special education teacher since 2011. She looks forward to camp every year to be able to see all our returning campers and all the new faces! “Camp is special to me because I met my husband at camp and we now have three children; one of whom is named after my very first camper.”

Taylor Sprott

Activity Aide Volunteer Coordinator
Taylor Sprott

Taylor started volunteering at  camp in 2015 as an Activity Aide and became a counselor in 2019. She sees camp as a home away from home and looks forward to it every year. Outside of camp, Taylor works as a registered nurse and enjoys spending time with her friends and family. Her favorite part of camp is seeing the smiles on all of the campers faces, and of course the dance at the end of each session!

Angelina Delbono

Camp Activities/Vendor Coordinator
Angelina Delbono
Angelina joined camp in 2018 as an Activity Aide and has been a Counselor over the years. She enjoys connecting with the campers playing water games in the pool and making arts and crafts! Her favorite part of camp is the end of the session dance when everyone comes together for the last hooray. When not at camp, Angelina spends her time in San Luis Obispo attending California Polytechnic State University and enjoys lots of time at the beach.

ENN Camp 2025 Dates

  • Summer Session #1 – 7/20 – 7/23
  • Summer Session #2 – 7/23 – 7/26
  • Fall Session – 11/8 – 11/10

Counselors

Our camp serves children ages 6 to 22 with developmental disabilities. You will be paired up with a child and spend the day and evening assisting your child/camper in all the planned activities. In order to be a counselor, you must have patience, compassion, and the ability to relate to children with special needs.

Counselors will earn $450 for each of the camp sessions.  This is an excellent opportunity for those interested in or already in special education, healthcare, human services,  education and recreation fields.  It is also a wonderful opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of individuals with special needs.

You must be 18 or older.

If you or someone you know might be interested, please follow these steps:

  1. Complete an application on CampMinder.
  2. Review counselor viewgraphs.
  3. ENN Camp Director will contact you to arrange an interview.
  4. Once hired, you will be asked to complete a LiveScan background check.

For further questions about counselor positions, please contact Rayna at rayna.enn@gmail.com.

Activity Aides

Activity aides are ages 14 – 17.  This is a volunteer position. 

For more information including responsibilities, hours, and rates, please refer to the application and required reading.

2025 AA applications are available, you can apply here.
For further questions about AA positions, please contact Taylor at activities.enn@gmail.com.
Still have questions? Click here to learn more.

Counselors and Activity Aides need to understand both ENN rules and The Taylor Family Foundation rules.

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As my mom pulled up to take me home Laura asked if I was coming back the next day. I promised her I would. This is a promise I have not broken for the past nine years. I became a counselor when I turned eighteen, and I’ve made it to 27 straight camps. Going into my first time at ENN I was counting down the days until it was over, now I count the days until the next camp. If you know of a place that you think is better than the Exceptional Needs Network at Camp Arroyo, point it out, because I’m not going to believe you until I see it. – Camp Counselor

ENN is one of the most amazing organizations I have had the honor of working with. They culminate amazing relationships and foster memories that last a lifetime and I am so lucky to be apart of the ENN family! – Camp Counselor

Serving as a Camp Counselor at Camp ENN is incredibly rewarding! I get a new special friend for a week and memories for a lifetime. I love serving a child or teen with special needs and being in a community where special individuals are respected, celebrated, and loved. Everyone is supportive and excited to be there, it’s a blessing to be part of this community of selfless and loving people – Camp Counselor

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