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Recreation: Recreation Programs

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Illinois

New Sign Touch of Nature Environmental Center offers a Therapeutic Recreation Program to individuals experiencing physical and developmental disabilities, visual and hearing impairments, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, ADD/ADHD, and traumatic brain injuries. Activities include nature studies, dancing, music and drama, sports and games, arts and crafts, camp outs and special events including carnivals, talent shows, Olympics and more. They provide safe, reliable transportation, nutritious and diverse menus, personal care attendants, sign language interpreters, and specialized equipment. For more information, call (618) 453-1121.

Pennsylvania

Carousel House is dedicated to providing socialization, recreational and educational services to persons with disabilities from throughout the City of Philadelphia. Through recreation they encourage mental, physical, social, cultural and emotional growth and development of persons with disabilities. Some of the activities include swimming (recreational and instructional), music, dance, athletics, arts and crafts, ceramics, summer day camp, martial arts, game room, weight lifting, nature walks, physical fitness, club groups or organizations, forums, discussions, special events and trips to places of interest. Special events include bingo parties, social dances with disc jockeys, track meets, picnics, holiday celebrations, athletic tournaments, carnivals and the Carousel Ball. For more information, call (215) 685-0160.

Wisconsin

New Sign Kindcare, Inc. offers a Recreation Program for adults with disabilities. This program offers a variety of opportunities to participate in the community and form social networks. Activities include group trips to the theater, sporting events, festivals and various other special events. For more information, call (414) 571-5566.

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