Evening and Weekend Recreation Programs

 
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The image shows a person standing outdoors on a grassy area, holding several brightly colored plastic eggs in both hands. They are smiling and wearing a white t-shirt with the word "MINNESOTA" written in large, maroon and gold font across the chest.
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Hand in Hand's evening and weekend recreation programs give participants a chance to be themselves and enjoy positive experiences with others their age. Programs are for ALL individuals, whether you have a diagnosis, disability or not. Activities include exercise and fitness, cooking, art, adaptive sports, teen and adult social activities and many more recreation activities. Most of our programs are a great fit for those 5 years through adulthood. Take a look at our calendar below to see specific age information for each program.

Hand in Hand Recreation programs can greatly benefit our participants by increasing social skills and independence, and helping them reach their health and fitness goals. They also offer the benefit of respite to parents and/or primary caregivers, giving them time to spend with other family members, grab a coffee or go grocery shopping alone, or go to work with peace of mind about their child's care.

Check out our new adaptive sports program, Can Play!

If a parent/guardian needs to communicate with a supervisor during night and weekend activities, they should first call the Director of Recreation, followed by the Recreation on-call number (563-286-7179).

Calls during night and weekend hours should be reserved for emergencies or necessary program coordination (such as a parent running late to pick-up or important participant-specific reminders or concerns). For all other communication regarding recreation programs, parents/guardians/participants are welcome to call or send an email/message to the Director of Recreation during regular office hours.  

Interested in our recreation programs? Contact us to learn more!