The Camphill Movement is an international network of intentional communities including individuals with disabilities. Camphill communities practice shared living, cooperative work, and education on the basis of a spiritual-scientific understanding of the human being, as developed in Rudolf Steiner’s (1861-1925) anthroposophy and in community-building principles developed by Karl Koenig (1902-1966).

The work of the Camphill Movement includes the practice of Curative Education, Youth Guidance, and Social Therapy as holistic approaches to supporting children, adolescents and adults with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities. The Camphill School of Curative Education and Social Therapy offers practice-integrated programs of studies leading to professional qualifications in these disciplines.

As a community of learning, the Camphill School of Curative Education and Social Therapy includes the participating member communities of the Camphill Association in North America and the North American Council of Anthroposophic Curative Education and Social Therapy.