| "Serving Individuals with Developmental Disabilities and their Families since 1950" |
Recreation is based on inclusive leisure activities for
adults with developmental disabilities from 18 years of
age through adulthood. The purpose is to provide a
venue for social interaction between peers and the
Tri-Cities community.
Recreation is designed to assist individuals with the
ability to utilize their leisure time activities in ways that
will enhance their health, well-being, and
independence.
Recreation activities are directed by those that
participate. Recreation is made up of numerous
activities such as: dances, movies, crafts, Tri-City
American Hockey Games, Dust Devil Baseball,
Tri-Cities Fever Football and other various community
events.
See Recreation Calendar for events.
adults with developmental disabilities from 18 years of
age through adulthood. The purpose is to provide a
venue for social interaction between peers and the
Tri-Cities community.
Recreation is designed to assist individuals with the
ability to utilize their leisure time activities in ways that
will enhance their health, well-being, and
independence.
Recreation activities are directed by those that
participate. Recreation is made up of numerous
activities such as: dances, movies, crafts, Tri-City
American Hockey Games, Dust Devil Baseball,
Tri-Cities Fever Football and other various community
events.
See Recreation Calendar for events.
| Adult Recreation |
Volunteers
Volunteers are essential to the
success of recreation.
Parent/careproviders, siblings, church
groups, civic organizations are always
welcome to volunteer. If you or your
group is interested please contact
donnat@arcoftricities.com
Participants Needs
The Arc of Tri-Cities staff and
volunteers provide supervision at
recreation events. If you are need of
attendant care (feeding, toileting,
transfers, etc…) or have behavior
issues you will need to provide your
own support person. Registration for
support person’s fees may be waived
or will vary depending on activity.
Volunteers are essential to the
success of recreation.
Parent/careproviders, siblings, church
groups, civic organizations are always
welcome to volunteer. If you or your
group is interested please contact
donnat@arcoftricities.com
Participants Needs
The Arc of Tri-Cities staff and
volunteers provide supervision at
recreation events. If you are need of
attendant care (feeding, toileting,
transfers, etc…) or have behavior
issues you will need to provide your
own support person. Registration for
support person’s fees may be waived
or will vary depending on activity.
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