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A Different Approach A Group Home A Little History Worth Knowing A Look at California’s Independent A New Sense of Place A New Way of Thinking Affordable Family Housing Alcohol, Children & the Family All of Us (Sex Ed for DD) Are We There Yet? Traveling Safely With Children AT&T Language Line Service Attention Deficit Disorder ADD: This Kid’s Driving Me Crazy Living Centers A Partnership for Success AIDS AIDS Show Doors Opening Alcohol, Children, and Family And Then Came John Angel Flight Autism Panel Lecture Bad Chemistry.: Environmental Illness (2 videos) Barrier Free Lifts - Mobility Billy News & Interviews Basic In-Service Training Safety Bayley Training #1 and #2 Bayley Scales of Infant Dev. Board and Care II Boardmanship Born Dying Breast Self-Exam (3 videos) Breaking the Silence Barrier Breakthrough: How to Reach Children With Autism I Budget Bus. of Options - Essence of Care Canon - Canofile 250; 510 Celeb. (NBRC) 22nd (2 videos) Changes in SSI for Child (Spanish) Choices Choices - CSLA Client “Rose” Appeal (12/8/90) Community Partnerships - NBRC (Multiple Videos) CPR (2 videos) Crossway to Safety M. Danneker, M. Long & J. Provencal David (2 videos) David’s Discovery DD Orientation-Sep 1987 #1 (2) DD Orientation - Sep 1987 #2 & #3 Dental Surgery In-Service Training Difficult People (2 videos) Dilemmas in Caregiving/Forum Dis. Donna & Ricardo (Interview with Mike Wallace from 60 Minutes.
Couple with developmental disabilities marries and has a child) Drowning Prevention Drugs, Alcohol, and Pregnancy Early Start: Dreaming New Dreams Eligibility Budget Eligibility Condition Inservice Employability Enjoy the Ride Safely Epilepsy Everyone Can Work: Supp. Emp. Fair Hearing (2 videos) Family Centered Care Family Centered Servcie Family Experience Family of Friends (2 videos) Families & Professionals Plan Together (IFSP) Feeling Good About Yourself First Aid (2 videos) Flood ‘86 Foster Parents Fred’s Story Free to Fly GEWA Page Turner Getting There Go Where You Want To Go Graduating to Independence: “Promises to Keep” Harry Hear Here: Diverse City Press How to Prepare for Earthquakes ICF/MR Training for New Regs. Infant Motor Development: A Look at the Phases Innocent Addicts Innovative Environ. Inc. (P.
Braun) IPP Training #1, #2, #3 It Can't Happen to My Child; Childhood Injuries It Starts with an A It’s Never Too Late I Should Know A lot, I’ve Been Around So Long J oint Board Meeting - C. Wieck KF/MR Training for New Regs. Lanterman 2000 - Updating the Dream (2 videos) Laux on Real Estate Let's Find the Missing Children LightWRITER “My New Best Friend” Lost Dreams & Growth - Parents’ Concerns Luke - Anna Grattan Making the System Work for Infants with Special Needs Making Connections March of Dimes Marion Rose White Story Me Book: Preview Me Book: Getting Ready to Learn Me Book: Early Language Me Book: Basic Self-Help Skills Me Book: Advanced Language Me Book: Expanding World Medicaid Waiver Exit Mentally Retarded/Dev. Disabled Mentor, Inc. Mobility Trg: Can’t Stop us Now Move Forward Moving On...A Journey to Community Placement MRC/Milani Comparetti Motor Dev. Test |
Mullen Scales of Early Learning National Center for Clinical Infant Nazi Medicine Programs - Meeting Medical Bills Microsoft Office (4 videos) Napa Personnel Systems Nat’l Voter Registration Act of 1993 Neonatal Experience Year One The Network No! How Nora’s Tape Normal Infant Reflexes & Development On Our Own - Employment (2 videos) On Our Own - Parents as Transitional Specialists On Our Own - Transition - The Impact on Families On Our Own - Transitioning to Adult Voices Our Voices Count - Self Adv. Now The Other Kids...Sibling Issues (2 videos; Spanish) Pacific Bell: Making a Difference Parent Orientation Intake Parenting Child w/Special Needs Parents Views of Living With A Child With Disabilities Partners in Prevention II - Building our Children’s Future: Partners in Prevention IV - Pediatric Update: Keeping Pace with Diseases
in the 90s Partners in Prevention IV - Genetic Disorders in Children with DD Partners in Prevention IV - A Special Partnership A Governor’s Conference Passengers Perspectives on Family Ctr. Svcs. Planificación Centrada en la Persona (2 videos/cassettes) Person Centered Living Options - Person Centered Planning Person Centered Living Options - Supported Living Person Centered Planning Persons with DDs: Your Neighbors in the Community Person to Person Policy Update on SSI Prog for Child Premature Aging in Persons with Down Syndrome and Cerebral Palsy (2
videos) Prenatal Diagnosis of Birth Defects; CVS and Amniocentesis Prevention of Infections in the Home Prime Time Report on Disabled People Having Children Professional Parent Consultation Project Enlightenment (First Years Together; Involving Parents in Infant
Assessment) Promise and Progress in MS Treatment. Pryor, Fred (tapes); “Team Building Skills for
Managers/Supervisors”; “Assertiveness Skills for Managers and
Supervisors”; “How to Design Successful Newsletters, Brochures,
Reports and Ads”; “How to Manage Conflict, Anger and Emotion”;
“How to Deal with Negativity in the Workplace”; “Stand Up, Speak
Out, and Succeed”; “How to Manage Projects, Meet Deadlines and
Achieve Objectives”; “How to Handle Difficult People”; “How to
Supervise People”. Quality of Life (Matthew Clark) Reaching Out to Under Served & Under Regular Lives Represented Populations Real Life: Media Show Redwood Summer Games 1993 Reflections in Time Resolving Conflict Rett Syndrome Rights, Choices & You: Living & Working in the Community (also in
Spanish) Roots & Wings RRDP - Transitions; 1990 Save Your Baby's Life Self Advocacy - Traveling Man Senator McCourquodale School to Work Transition Planning Shared Visions - Arkenstone Sharon's Story, An Artist's Life" SOCCR SSI: Gathering Medical & Other Evidence Special Care Special Children, Special Rights Spice: A Home in the Community Spirit of Leadership - DDS Stand Up and Walk - The Life Walker Step by Step: Heather’s Story Success: A Clear and Present Role for Fathers Successful Comm. Living - Stories of People with DD - PAI Supported Employment: A Partnership for Success Supported Employment: WRC Supported Living Sutter Part 1&2 "Taking Baby Home" Sutter "After NICU" Technician on Tape Technologies for Ind. Living The Doctor Is In - Autism The Spirit of Leadership The Story of Stockton Dev. Ctr. This is Your Right (Part I & II) Today’s Dreams, Tomorrow’s Achievements Tourette Syndrome Transitions Unfinished Business University of Washington Instructional Media Services Unlocking Doors: Supported Employment for Californians Visions for Independent Living What is Prader Willi? - Slide Pres. What You Do...I Do (Pre-Natal Sub. Abuse) Without Barriers or Borders Wieck WordPerfect 5.1 Introduction WordPerfect Training (3 videos) Xerox: How to Use It Your Regional Center
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Easter
Seals has three campsites: Camp
Eagle Lake near Susanville,
Cloverleaf Ranch in
Easter Seals is also holding respite camps at both
Spring 2002 dates:
April 5-7 and May 3-5. Both dates are for all ages.
At Cloverleaf a respite camp for all ages will be held:
Spring 2002 dates:
April 19-21 and May 17-19. Both dates are for all ages.
Respite weekends are $242.00. Call the
Christian
Berets is located in the Sierras. They offer several camp sessions for
adults, a camp for adults with physical disabilities, a camp for youth (ages
5-17) and one camp for youth with learning disabilities (Ages 8-25). This camp
is popular and usually has a waiting list. (209) 524-7993. (www.christianberets.org)
Westminster
Woods is in Occidental and
provides a Friendship Camp for a week. They have opportunities for camper ships.
Call the
Enchanted Hills
Camp is in
Camping
Unlimited (
Northern
California Junior Sports Camp is
held at
Camp Rubber
Soul is a camp for 5-18 year
olds in the Mendocino area. It is an
integrated camp, so please call the camp to discuss the referral.
(707) 937-0722
Lutheran
Outdoor Ministries/Mt.Cross is
an integrated camp for ages 16 years and up. This camp is called Special
Friends, (formerly known as Mainstreamers). There is a possibility of camper
ships being available – call the Mt. Cross office directly. (831)
336-5179 (www.mtcross.org)
Other camp
information:
The American Camping Association (800) 362-2236 www.acacamps.org
The National
In addition to the vendored camps, here are some other options for recreation that may suit your clients/family needs. Many of these programs run all year, some are seasonal. Many of these services are for both children and adults.
These
are generic, non-vendored services for the most part.
This is by no means an extensive list, but a sample of
options available to NBRC consumers.
1.Trips,
Inc.–Special Adventures
P.O. 10885 Eugene
Oregon 97440 1-800-686-1013
Website: www.tripsinc.com
Chaperoned
group travel (for ages 18 and older) to fun places like
2.
New Directions:
Smaller group tours to fun places that serve children
(from 7 years old and up), adults and seniors with developmental and physical
disabilities.
Similar to the above organizations:
The Guided Tour, Inc. (215) 782-1370 – Website: www.guidedtour.com
Search Beyond Adventures
(800) 800-9979
3.
ETC (Environmental Traveling Companions)
(415) 474-7662 ext.15
Website:
www.etctrips.org
For
those more adventurous souls, this company offers Sea Kayaking, white water
rafting, and winter skiing.
Looking for local fun? Here are some options per county that our consumers, families and friends have enjoyed:
Special
Olympics
(579-2817) – all ages
Easter
Seals summer camps
(584-1443) – ages
Kamp Kennedy
-sponsored by
Equestrian
programs like Giant Steps (769-8900) and Renaissance Therapy
Aikido
for Special Kids and Adults - New
School Aikido (571-2013)
Kindermusik
for infants and children up to age 7 (836-0600)
TFAD
(Totally, Fun August Days)-Oaks of Hebron (795-5927 ext. 103) – ages 14-21
Gymnastic
programs like Redwood Empire Gymnastics in
Special
Olympics
(226-5531) – all ages
Napa
Community Resources Department
(257-9529) - adults
Challenger
baseball, Little League and Adult League
(255-5871)
City
of American Canyon Recreation Department
(647-4566)
Friends
Youth Group
(257-7173) – older teens, adults
Developmentally
Friendship
Class -First Presbyterian Church
(224-8693) – older teens, adults
Special
Olympics
(427-0145) – all ages
City
Of
Greater
Equestrian
programs like Cornerstone Equestrian or Horseplay
Therapeutic Riding Center
(447-8733)- all ages
Ride-a-Wave
(Yes, this is surfing! Totally awesome!)
(831) 421-9194
Social
Connection
(557-9916) – activities for older
teens, adults
Extensions
(645-9041) – ages 14+
