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Connect For Rec
Connect For Rec
Connect for Rec is a respite care program with an opportunity for children to make social connections through recreation in a safe, interactive group setting. The program inclusively meets the unique needs of participating children and youth (ages 3-12), and provides a weekend break for the primary caregivers.
The program is offered on Saturdays at our
Fraser School location
on a bi-weekly or monthly basis. Three flexible schedule options available include full-day programming (9 a.m. – 5 p.m.), morning half-day programming (9 a.m. – 1 p.m.), and afternoon half-day programming (1 p.m. – 5 p.m.).
Program highlights:
Individualized support to meet sensory, communication and behavior needs
Opportunities for social skill development and peer interaction
Structured daily schedule with visual supports (as needed)
Community integration opportunities (field trips)
To register, contact Jessica Enneking at
Jessica.Enneking@fraser.org
or
612-767-5166
.
Our Staff
The program is supervised by a coordinator with a bachelor’s degree and minimum two years experience in developmental disability services. The coordinator supervises and trains program staff to ensure goals are met.
Locations
Fraser School, 2400 West 64th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55423.
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Payment/Funding
Payment options include the Developmental Disability Waiver, CDCS, Consumer Support Grant, and private pay.