Programs
5-21 Year-Old Programs offered:
- Summer Camp
- Ages 5-21
- Camp Program
- Aaron’s Acres Acts of Kindness (AAAOK) Program
- A-Team
- School Year
- Younger group (ages 5-12)
- Older group (ages 13-21)
- Parent/Child Classes
- Cooking Classes (ages 13-21)
- Art Classes (ages 13-21)
18-40 Year-Old Programs offered:
- Social Scenes
- Kindness Konnections
- Chuckie Magee Flag Football & Cheerleading League
- Adult Sports League
Other Programs Offered:
- Parent/Family Support & Education Programs
Playing with friends and engaging in fun, recreational activities with peers should occur for all children, those with or without a disability. At Aaron’s Acres, we have year-round recreational programs, focusing on appropriate socialization and communication skills.
When exploring existing programs for your child, why choose a program at Aaron’s Acres?
- Our supervisory staff is comprised of professionals (special education teachers and other related fields)
- We maintain a 1:1 or 1:2 staff-to-child ratio (Summer Camp and School Year Programs)
- A nurse is on staff at all times to address any medical needs that might arise (Summer Camp and School Year Programs)
- Everyone is included in all activities, regardless of disability or challenge
- Scholarships are provided to families in need of financial support
- The Program Director meets with every new family as part of the application process, in order to become familiar with each child (strengths/weaknesses, likes and dislikes, capabilities, etc.)
- All staff attend intensive orientation and training sessions, focusing on each child’s needs, planning age-appropriate activities, and becoming familiar with positive reinforcements, as well as behavioral interventions that could be implemented during year-round programs
- Individualized goals related to socialization and communication are set and progress is tracked for participants with the input of parents, teachers and therapists
