ARIZONA RECREATION CENTER FOR THE

Manages a permanent 5-acre recreation center in Phoenix, including athletics facilities and program operations, following relocation to the Colter Street campus in 1987.

Coordinates the "STEPS to Health and Wellness" program and delivers health and fitness activities as part of structured programming for individuals with special needs.

Operates a 5-acre recreation center in Phoenix that hosts a range of programs including athletics, fitness, and special events for individuals with special needs.

Offers structured recreational programs including Special Olympics training, performing arts, health and fitness, and adventure clubs, with activities held at a 5-acre recreation center in Phoenix and incorporating community outings and events.

Offers structured programs in life-skills education, health and wellness (including the "STEPS to Health and Wellness" program), performing arts, and special Olympics training, aimed at promoting independence and personal development for individuals with special needs.

Provides day treatment and drop-in programs for adults with special needs, including supervised education, life-skills training, health and fitness activities, and respite care. These services are part of a broader suite of adult programs serving over 350 clients weekly.

Provides day treatment, respite care, and drop-in services for adults with special needs, including life-skills education and supervised activities, serving a significant portion of the 5000 annual participants.

Offers Day Treatment for Adults and an Adult Drop-In program, providing services such as life-skills education, health and fitness activities, and supervised education for adults with disabilities. These programs serve a significant portion of the 350 weekly and 5000 annual clients.

Provides a variety of therapeutic and recreational activities, including community integration and outings, special events, and volunteer opportunities for participants. This includes programs like Day Treatment for Adults, Adult Drop-In, Adventure Club, Performing Arts, Health and Fitness activities, and Life-Skills Education, serving over 350 clients weekly and 5000 annually.

Provides specialized respite care for the special needs community, a service that has been offered for over 50 years.

Provides specialized respite care for the special needs community, with over 50 years of continuous operation.

Provides specialized respite care for the special needs community, a service that has been offered for over 50 years.

Provides specialized respite care for individuals with special needs, offering supervised programs that support families and caregivers. This includes extended care and overnight or multi-day supervised trips designed to give relief to caregivers.

Manages grants to support operations and programs, directed by Jennie Banks.

Provides 2800 hours per week of supervised education.

Organizes special events and manages a volunteer program with 275 individuals, supporting program delivery and community engagement.

Operates an after-school program and the ARCHKids Program at its main campus and PV Campus, providing therapeutic and recreational activities, social skills development, homework assistance, and extended care supervision for children and young adults with special needs.

Operates an after-school program at its main campus in Metro Phoenix, providing therapeutic and recreational activities, social skills development, problem-solving support, homework assistance, and extended care supervision for children and young adults with special needs. The ARCHKids Program serves participants at both the Main Campus and PV Campus.

Operates an after-school program at its main campus on Colter Street in Metro Phoenix, providing therapeutic and recreational activities, independent living training, social skills development, problem-solving support, and homework assistance to children and young adults with special needs. The program also offers extended care supervision for 60% of children and teens enrolled.

Operates an after-school program for children and young adults with special needs at its main campus on Colter Street in Metro Phoenix, providing therapeutic and recreational activities, independent living training, social skills development, problem-solving support, and homework assistance. This program, known as ARCHKids, also offers extended care supervision for 60% of its participants.

Operates an after-school program at its main campus on Colter Street in Metro Phoenix, providing therapeutic and recreational activities, independent living training, social skills development, problem-solving support, and homework assistance to children and young adults with special needs. The program also offers extended care supervision for 60% of children and teens.

Manages athletics programs and facilities, including training for the Special Olympics.

Organizes regular community integration outings and major supervised trips throughout the year, including the "California Dreaming" week-long tour of theme parks, "Camping in the Pines," the Gone Fishin' Club Camp-Out, and biannual trips to Laughlin with activities such as boat rides, bingo, shopping, and slot play.

Provides a wide range of therapeutic and recreational activities, including community integration and outings, special events, and volunteer opportunities for individuals with special needs. This includes major trips throughout the year, such as trips to Laughlin, a fishing/hiking/camping trip, "Camping in the Pines," and a tour of California theme parks, offering supervised vacations and respite for families and caregivers.

Organizes a variety of recreational and social activities for individuals with special needs, including community integration outings, special events, volunteer opportunities, and major trips such as a week-long tour of California theme parks, trips to Laughlin, and camping/fishing trips. These activities are part of broader programs like Day Treatment for Adults, Adult Drop-In, Adventure Club, Performing Arts, Health and Fitness activities, and Life-Skills Education, serving over 350 clients weekly and 5000 annually.

Provides specialized respite care and organized travel programs such as the "California Dreaming" week-long tour, "Camping in the Pines," and trips to Laughlin, offering supervised vacations and relief for families and caregivers.

Offers training for the Special Olympics as part of its broader program offerings.

Employs 18 full-time and 18 part-time staff and maintains structured program leadership, including program direction by Vera Martinez, adult services by Grace Jones, and coordination of athletics, drop-in services, and youth programs.

Employs 18 full-time and 18 part-time staff and engages 275 volunteers to support weekly programming, including 2800 hours of supervised education per week.

Organizes major trips throughout the year for individuals with special needs, providing supervised vacations and respite for families and caregivers. These trips include excursions to Laughlin, a 3-day fishing, hiking, and camping trip, "Camping in the Pines," and a week-long tour of California theme parks.