FAR Therapeutic Arts and Recreation

FAR Therapeutic Arts and Recreation promotes understanding and provides education for children and adults with special needs through therapeutic opportunities in the arts, recreation and leisure that enrich its clients, their families and the greater community. Programs include Camp FAR Out, which is a two-week inclusion creative arts camp for children ages 3-16. All groups, along with their counselors, rotate among fun-filled therapeutic activity sessions including music, art, recreation and movement. To cap off all our wonderful activities, we will have a public performance on the last day for friends and family to enjoy.
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Clarkston Special Camp

Clarkston Special Camp (SCAMP) is a five week summer day camp for children and young adults with special needs. SCAMP provides recreational and social opportunities under the supervision of highly trained staff. Financial aid is available in limited amounts for eligible families
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Bay Cliff Health Camp

Bay Cliff is a year-round, nonprofit therapy and wellness center for children and adults with physical disabilities. At Bay Cliff children work towards goals of increased independence and living a fuller life. Some activities inclue an adaptive paddling workshop, a health and wellness retreat for polio survivors, winter recreation for the children and adults that attend summer programs, and other family programs. Bay Cliff also partners with non-profit organizations and schools interested in conducting programs at camp.
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Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs

The Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs (AMCHP) is a national resource, partner and advocate for state public health leaders and others working to improve the health of women, children, youth and families, including those with special health care needs. AMCHP disseminates information on best practices; advocates on member's behalf in Washington, provides technical assistance and advises states on parent professional partnerships.
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Asthma Initiative of Michigan

The Asthma Initiative of Michigan (AIM) site was developed to provide access to information about asthma and Michigan's asthma activities, and help partners communicate. AIM sought the help of asthma experts from across the state from public and private agencies with knowledge in the areas of clinical care, education, environmental quality and surveillance to develop a resource repository.
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Centers for Disease Control Vaccines & Immunizations

The Centers for Disease Control site provides in-depth information on vaccines & immunizations for various populations and age groups and provides various resources.
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Los Centros para el Control de Enfermedades proporciona información detallada sobre vacunas e inmunizaciones para diversas poblaciones y grupos de edad y tambien proporciona varios recursos informativos
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Got Transition

Got Transition is a website providing information and resources for families, health care providers, researchers, and policymakers on transitioning from youth health care services to adult health care services for individuals with disabilities. The site includes a comprehensive resource tab and informational webinars.
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Utah State University Hear to Learn Resources for Parents and Professionals

The Utah State University Listening and Spoken Language program, Sound Beginnings, launched in 2007 to help children with hearing loss reach their potential for academic and life success. They have also begun translating what they and others have learned into user-friendly materials for parents of children who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as those who care for and work with them.
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