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Here is a few place's you might want to check out if you are wanting to go on vacation!
Disney Cruise Line
Disney Cruise Line’s partnership with Autism on the Seas, a national organization, facilitates family-friendly cruise options for adults and children who have special needs such as autism, Down syndrome and cerebral palsy. Disney Cruise Line also provides sensory-related toys, autism-friendly movies and modified programs for children with special needs.
Crew members are certified and trained in autism awareness, and some have also been trained to offer additional assistance for guests with special needs. Children who are not potty trained are welcome to join in the kids’ clubs, too.
Caretakers provide respite and fun for a few hours each day for all kids — whether they have special needs or not — so parents can have some downtime at no extra cost. Nightly shows offer reserved seating for families so they don’t have to arrive early.
Learn more by contacting specialservices@disneycruise.com.
Great Wolf Lodge
Great Wolf Lodge, an indoor waterpark with locations throughout the country — and nearby locations in Concord, North Carolina, and Williamsburg, Virginia — features a self-contained lodge for families who have children with special needs. Water slides vary in length to accommodate all ages and skill levels. There is also a standard pool for swimming, several splash pads and a few hot tubs.
Relax in rustic hotel rooms and suites that feature kids’ sleeping areas designed with a tent or cabin theme. The buffet-style restaurant ensures no waiting for meals.
When your child tires of swimming, he or she can join in scavenger hunts or MagiQuest, during which participants purchase a special wand, infuse it with magical powers and set off on an interactive quest throughout the lodge. There are also bedtime stories and an arcade.
Special needs children may enjoy visiting Great Wolf Lodge during the week, when there is typically a smaller crowd, as opposed to the weekend. If your child has a sensory issue and prefers not to wear a wristband, let the check-in staff know. They will work with you to make your child comfortable.
Great Wolf Lodge offers two locations within a few hours’ drive of the Triangle: 10175 Weddington Rd., Concord, North Carolina; and 549 E. Rochambeau Dr., Williamsburg, Virginia.
SOCAIL SKILLS GROUPS/ PARENT & TODDLER CLASSES
Ages = 3 - 4 years old
Adult Classes ages = 18 -22
Teenagers Classes ages = 15 - 17
If you are interested in any of these please sign your name, age of child / Teen or if you are an Adult ,Phone number where you could be reached
If you would like to sign up for any of theses you can pm me here or you can call 252 - 240-2255
Or
Jennifer Arnold - 252 -515-4101
We have Music & Movment every Wed. Here at the center. If you are interested in signing up please give Focus Therapy Services a call at 252-672-8676
I want to thank everyone that donated to the Autism Center fish fry fundraiser on May 12th 2018. I want to give a Big thank you to Kats for Kidz and there many volunteers.
I also want to thank!
Lowes food store in Morehead City
Food Lion in Morehead City
Walmart in Morehead city for there donations
Maria Rose
Emily King
Thank you all for your hard work and thank you again to the Kats for Kidz!
We raised $950.00
I want to thank everyone that came out and supported the Autism Center... It was a success!!! I also want to thank Kats for Kidz and all they're volunteers... They are the BEST people i have ever meet! Thank you all !!!
And i want to thank Emily King & Maria Rose i could not have done this without you both !!! So Thank you girl's
Don't forget May 12th at 11am !
Come out support the Crystal Coast Autism Center in Morehead City
Crystal Coast Autism Run/Walk in Beaufort, NC
Join us for the 7th annual Crystal Coast Run/Walk for Autism on Saturday, May 12, along the Beaufort waterfront!
Online registration has closed, but you can still register at packet pickup on Friday or before the race on Saturday. Click "Event Details" above for more information.
As many as 1 in 59 children may be diagnosed with autism in North Carolina. You can make a difference in the lives of children with autism and their families by registering for the Crystal Coast Run/Walk for Autism. Registration is $25 for the 5K or $15 for the walk, but you can make an even bigger impact by recruiting family members, friends, and co-workers to form a team and raise donations — now is the time to start!
Proceeds from the Crystal Coast Run/Walk for Autism will fund local programs of the Autism Society of North Carolina, the leading statewide resource organization serving the over 65,000 people in NC across the spectrum throughout their lifespans. Participation in this event has helped ASNC to open a Social Recreation Center in Newport that offers summer day camps and afterschool care, with plans for adult programs.
Everyone knows someone affected by autism — maybe your brother, cousin, friend at school, neighbor, or co-worker. Join others on May 13 to make a difference in the life of someone you care about with Autism Spectrum Disorder. You can help!
The Crystal Coast Run/Walk for Autism will have something for everyone! Join us for the 5K competitive race, the awareness walk, or the kids' dash. Come be a part of our community for this fun day!
If you have questions, please email us or call 800-442-2762, ext. 1101.
🐠🐟May 12th at 11am we are having a fish fry here at the Crystal Coast Autism Center.Plates will be $6.00. We will have lots of sweets & Drinks & Water too. So please come out and support us! I will post again once it gets close to the date... If anyone would like to Donate Drinks,Water that would be wonderful... Just leave a comment here what you would be donating. You can drop it off here to the center anytime.... Thanks! 🐠🐟