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THE ELIZA HOPE FOUNDATION AND THERAPY CENTER – Coming To Richmond

March 31, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

THE ELIZA HOPE FOUNDATION AND THERAPY CENTER IS A PLACE FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY AUTISM.

The vision for a Richmond-based Eliza Hope Therapy Center grew from there. Back in Richmond, I met two other moms in a gymnastics class. Ann Kathryn is mom to Caroline and Jill is mom to Mary–both of whom received an autism diagnosis near age 2 like Audrey. They shared my frustration in the lack of environments where our children could be themselves. They searched for “sensory-friendly” activities and continued to find themselves with no options in Richmond.

Healing Sounds Sounds & Signs Music Classes

March 30, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

from 60.00

Sounds & Signs is a class designed for kids based on using music and art to express themselves. Creativity is essential to the process of self-expression and enhances your child’s development and emotional health. Involvement in creative processes helps them cope with their feelings in a healthy way. This class is inclusive of kids of all abilities!

Introduction to Autism and ABA Webinar 4/21/21

March 30, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

Introduction to Autism and ABA

Description

This workshop provides the attendee with a basic understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) which is one of the evidence-based “best” practices for working with individuals with autism. Participants will learn about identified characteristics of autism, be introduced to the functions of behavior and hear practical examples that families may experience.

Lunch and Learn: 4/1 Come Along as we Discuss Best Practices, Tips, and Resources to Support the Employment of Adults with Disabilities!

March 29, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

It’s never too early to start thinking about your student/child’s future. Join us to learn more about the employment process from two job coaches currently supporting adults in reaching their goal of integrated, competitive employment within their communities. Maddy Dunivin and Jennica Johansen, Employment Specialists with VCU-RRTC, will discuss the stages of supported employment and collaboration with DARS, as well as additional resources and tips to help throughout this process.

Adventures with Beyond Boundaries!

March 29, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

Adventures with Beyond Boundaries!

DATES: Mondays 4-6 PM

April 19, April 26, May 3, May 10, May 17, May 24

LOCATION: Fishing locations change each week. An email will be sent the Sunday before the fishing date with the location. Some of our favorite fishing holes are Shields Lake, Deep Run Park, Bryan Park.

Regional Kindergarten Registration Launches April 1 in Virtual Format

March 29, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

Regional Kindergarten Registration Launches April 1 in Virtual Format

Registration period is online again in 2021
Smart Beginnings Greater Richmond offers helpful resources & tips for parents of incoming Kindergartners

RICHMOND, VA (March 29, 2021) – Due to ongoing safety concerns caused by the pandemic, Kindergarten Registration for the greater Richmond region will take place in a virtual, online format beginning on April 1 and extending throughout the spring and summer.

Jacob’s Chance Last Chance Register In Person Maymont Park Scavenger Hunt and Brown Bag Picnic

March 29, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

In Person Maymont Park Scavenger Hunt and Brown Bag Picnic

April 3, 2021
11am-12:30pm(ish)
1700 Hampton St, Richmond, VA 23220
We are super excited for our first in person event in over a year. Teens and friends 11-19 years of age will go on a scavenger hunt around Maymont Park with a buddy, from 11-12pm and then at 12pm, picnic (optional of course) with friends. All participants and volunteers must bring their own towel and lunch. **Due to COVID, we are unable to provide lunch at this time. However, since I am known as “Katie the candy lady”, there may be a surprise!**

Claireity- COACHING FOR ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH MENTAL AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES

March 24, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

Do you know someone with mental and intellectual disabilities that could benefit by connecting with others?

Or maybe they need some one-on-one coaching to help them gain confidence and make progress toward their goals?

As a Certified Life Coach and Certified Master Practitioner of NLP (Neuro-linguistic Programming),

ASCV Spring Break Camps April 5-9 2021

March 24, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

Are you looking for engaging and interactive activities to keep your child(ren) entertained during Spring Break week? If so, the ASCV has got you covered!!

We are excited to partner with some of our incredible community partners to host a variety of camp sessions for school-aged youth, including virtual workouts, hands-on activities, outdoor adventures, and more! If the session you are interested in has more than one date, feel free to sign up for as many as you want – the activities will be different in each group! Registration costs vary by activity.

Jacob’s Chance Upcoming Activities

March 22, 2021 By Carissa Garabedian

Athletes only!
LIMITED SPACE
Volunteer roles are filled.

Outdoor Basketball

Hungary Creek Middle School
Saturdays, April 17- May 22

TIMES & AGES
9:30-10:30 am- Ages 5-30yrs
10:45-11:45 am- FILLED
Because registration number is low in the younger age group
we will open registration for the 11-30 age group to the earlier time slot.
8 slots currently open
*Due to COVID basketball will look a little different.

Tennis

Glen Allen High School
Sundays, April 18- May 23