CHILD DAY PROGRAMS

Our child after school program is dedicated to nurturing the social skills of children with developmental disabilities. Through diverse activities such as art, music, reading, movies, and community recreation, we aim to cultivate an environment where each child can build confidence and a sense of belonging.

We actively encourage participation in group activities that enhance socialization in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. Our goal is to foster a sense of inclusion and belonging within society for every child, regardless of their disability.

At our program, we emphasize that disability does not equate to inability. By empowering children with essential skills, we are committed to helping them set and achieve personal goals, ensuring each child reaches their full potential.

ACTIVITIES WE PROVIDE

Art

Creative activities such as drawing, painting, or crafting that allow children to express themselves visually and develop fine motor skills.

Music

Engaging in musical activities like singing, playing instruments, or listening to music, which can enhance auditory skills and provide a means of emotional expression.

Reading

Activities that involve reading books or stories, which can improve literacy skills, expand vocabulary, and stimulate imagination.

Movies

Watching films or educational videos that can be both entertaining and educational, helping children to develop critical thinking and comprehension skills.

Community Recreation

Participating in activities within the community, such as visiting parks, attending events, or playing sports, which encourage physical activity and social interaction.

Group Activities

Structured or unstructured activities that involve interacting with peers, which help children develop social skills, teamwork, and a sense of community.