One of the concerns students have is how to remain involved in activities after they graduate. The following is a list of suggestions:
YMCA - The YMCA has classes and activities that appeal to a variety of interests 301-663-5131
So Fun Fridays - This is a recreation program for adults with development disabilities organized through the County Parks and Recreation Dept. 301-694-1646
The Delaplaine Center - The Delaplaine Center for the Arts often holds classes for different skill levels. Some classes for individuals with disabilities are available. 301-698-0656
Way off Broadway - This is a local dinner theatre company situated of Rte. 40 in Frederick, and can offer a very different kind of evening out. 301-662-6600
Therapeutic Riding at Silverado Stables - This is a well established riding program with trained volunteers, call for times and costs 301-898-3587
Bishop Claggett Center - Claggett center offers a camping experience for adults with disabilities in August of each year. The camp is for about 4-5 days, and you will need to call for costs and times. 301-874-5147
Special Olympics - www.somdfrederick.org
Challenger Baseball - www.challengerfrederick.org
Vacations - There are several agencies that provide organized vacations including companion care and medical supervision. Please call The Arc of Frederick County for further information. 301-663-0909
In addition to the suggestions listed above, there are community activities such as local museums, the zoo, park activities, Key's Baseball games, classes through hobby stores etc. etc.
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