TheraPLAYoga serves individuals and families with complex needs across the lifespan. I offer programs for caregivers, people with disabilities (children, teens, and adults), and Sibshops for siblings of children with disabilities.
Children and Horses United in Movement Therapeutic Riding (CHUM) offers a multifaceted program beyond the arena of therapeutic riding and hippotherapy. CHUM offers the opportunity to participate in horse shows at multiple levels with an integrated 4H club where non-horse owning members use program horses to participate in 4H at both the local and state level. CHUM also assists clients in participating in dressage shows, clinics, educational events, and research both here and in other facilities.
A comprehensive list of sensory friendly activities and programs in the greater Lansing area. Includes information on sensory friendly movies, Potter Park Zoo’s FALCONERS program, Launch Lansing Trampoline Park, and sensory friendly performances and exhibits.
Launch Trampoline Park of Lansing holds a sensory friendly jump time the 2nd Monday of every month from 6-8 p.m. $10 includes the V.I.P. guest and 1 accompanied adult. Discounted food and beverage pricing is available and includes gluten free options.
Ele’s Place provides bereavement and grief support, school-based supports, clinical consultations, and community outreach and education. Ele’s place also provides a variety of resources.
Community Mental Health Clinton Eaton Ingham provides a large variety of adult and child services. Services include peer support, assessment, community supports, therapy and counseling, case management, and living supports.
The Children’s Serious Emotional Disturbances Waiver (SEDW) provides services that are enhancements or additions to Medicaid State Plan coverage for children through age 20 with SED. The SEDW is a fee-for-service program administered by the Community Mental Health Services Programs (CMHSP) in some Michigan counties. All eligibility requirements and coverage areas are listed on the site.
The Blind Children’s Fund (BCF) exist to help parents of blind children to find the resources they need to raise confident, competent, independent adults. BCF has resources that can encourage and empower you and your child. The BCF website has been designed as a clearinghouse with some “how-to” articles and lots of resources that you can easily find with one-click. BCF purposefully developed their website to help lead you as a parent or a general education teacher with a visually impaired child in your classroom to understand the needs, challenges, and, rewards of teaching a visually impaired child.
Disability Network Capital Area is a community-based, cross disability, non-profit organization that works with the Ingham, Clinton, Eaton & Shiawassee Counties providing the following services: Peer Support, Information & Referral, Community Awareness & Advocacy, Independent Living Skills and Transition.
No More Sidelines is a non-profit organization, run by volunteers, committed to helping children and young adults with special needs in our community. We provide children and young adults with special needs, ages seven and older, an opportunity to play sports year round and to participate in community events and outings.