June-September 2015 Therapeutic 509.625.6200 Recreation Services spokaneparks.org Customer Involvement Policies & Important Information

Customer Involvement Policies Service Philosophy Refund Policy • Arrive to the activity / meeting location on time. Under Primary goal is to make recreational activities available to a Participants will be notified if a class or program is canceled due most circumstances TRS will not wait longer than fifteen broad spectrum of people with developmental and/or physical to lack of enrollment and will be offered an alternate choice, minutes for participants to arrive. This will prevent a delay in disabilities. Our purpose is to assist people to have positive full refund or credit on account. Participants who wish to cancel transportation and tardiness of any reservation. experiences and develop appropriate leisure and social skills enrollment must notify Therapeutic Recreation at least seven they can use throughout their lifetime. Mastery of leisure skills days prior to the program date to be considered for a refund. • Leave the activity on time. TRS will wait until transportation often leads to an increase in self-esteem and the ability to Refund amount will be based on the number of students comes. If additional supervision is required the participant tackle other obstacles in life. enrolled and any supply costs incurred on the participant’s will be billed $4.00 for every 15 minutes or $16.00 for every behalf. Careproviders may not substitute participants. Every hour your transportation is late or you arrive too early. Volunteer/Staff participant must be pre-registered. Requests for refunds must (Please refer to the additional supervision form). Volunteers are vital to our programs. Parents/careproviders, be made in writing and approved by Therapeutic Recreation • Bring the appropriate amount of money for activity. TRS siblings, and students are encouraged to volunteer. If you are supervisor. Refunds will not be made after the first session or staff do not carry additional funds to pay for activities. If you interested in volunteering, call 509.625.6245. Paid positions for missed sessions. Trip deposits are non-refundable unless do not have sufficient funds for the activity, you may be sent also available. cancellation is made at least 30 days before trip departure date. home . Via home site, bus or taxi. Participant Personal Needs Transportation/Paratransit Users • Bring the appropriate clothing / gear for activity. i.e.; Therapeutic Recreation staff provides leadership for the The Spokane Transit Authority offers both fixed route and helmets/gloves, swimsuit/cap, pillow/sleepingbag, extra activity and are unable to provide attendant care (feeding, para-transit services to the public. For fixed route service, layers in cold weather, etc. toileting assistance, giving medications, transfers, etc.). call 509.328.7433; para-transit service, call 509.328.1552. • Respect people, place and things around you. Careproviders should accompany participants who need STA will not wait for instructors or buildings to open. Our a. Stay with the group. personal care. Participants who have behavioral issues may instructors arrive fifteen minutes prior to the start of the class. b. Follow instructions of TRS staff. be asked to participate with a careprovider in attendance. In order to prevent participants from being dropped off too c. No smoking permitted except in designated areas Registration fees for careproviders may be waived or will vary early please give a “no earlier than drop” time of 15 minutes upon approval of TRS staff. depending on the activity. before the class starts. Do not use a “no later than” time as d. No food or drink allowed on the vans or other Medication Policy it causes problems of too early of an arrival. Care providers transport vehicles. Participants who take medication during a Therapeutic must accompany participants who cannot find the class e. No stealing Recreation program must complete a MEDICATION location independently or wait appropriately for the instructor. Absolutely No Sexual Harassment or Assaultive behavior will INFORMATION AND WAIVER form and return it before start of Therapeutic Recreation works with STA and care providers to be tolerated. We reserve the right to send participants home class. Participants must be self-medicating. Program staff can identify early and late arrivals and make changes in schedules if displaying inappropriate behaviors or not abiding by the TRS take custody of medication and remind participants when to as needed. *Another suggestion is to use subscription trips. Customer Involvement Policies. take medication. Program staff cannot administer medication. After attending a class three weeks in a row the rider qualifies. All medication must be packaged according to program With this ride you won’t need to call in each week- just call We strive to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for instructions. Participants should have a current medical when need to cancel. Schedule rides early. If participants everyone in a Therapeutic Recreation Services activity. coupon/medical insurance card, and identification with current need additional supervision while waiting for transportation Important Information address and phone number. after program hours a bill will be sent to cover staff expenses. Para-transit is not recommended for those activities involving Miscellaneous Information a flexible return time - i.e. trips. Participants will be notified of class changes. Classes held in Spokane school facilities do not meet on holidays, vacation & Registration Procedure: curriculum days. • Advance registration is necessary for all programs except Other Parks Programs Available to Special Populations where noted. The programs in this brochure are designed for persons Program Fees • Registration is processed on first paid, first served basis. with developmental and physical disabilities. All other Park Limited scholarship funds are available should a participant Payment can be accepted over the phone with Visa/MC/ Department programs are available to persons with disabilities. be unable to afford a class. Donations are tax deductible and Discover only. No verbal reservations over phone. Please look through the Spokane Parks and Recreation assist us to better serve the leisure needs of people with disabilities. Therapeutic Recreation Services is a registered • Mail in, phone in, walk in, or fax 509.625.6205 Department Class & Activity Guide to see if a program is of registrations. interest to you. Then call Alice Busch at 509.625.6245 and she contractor with DSHS and is eligible to accept DDD respite funds for payment of activities. Contact your local DDD case • Medication Information & Waiver form filled out as will help you get started by notifying the instructor who will necessary. make preparations or adaptations, if needed. manager for more information.

2 Funshine Day Camp is for people with developmental and/or physical disabilities. We encourage siblings and/or friends without disabilities to attend as well. Recreation activities include swimming, sports, games, inclusion playground, water activities, crafts, walks, field trips and more. Meet at Shadle Park Large Shelter, 4302 N. Belt. $149 Call 625.6245 or email [email protected] or visit website at spokaneparks.org for registration form.

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Classy Crafts Fleece Throw Pillow Workshop Gentle Nia® Dance 4 weeks | Ages 16+ Explore your creative side and make a variety of beautiful 1 day | Ages 14+ Spruce up your bedroom with a cozy colorful fleece 3 weeks | Ages 14+ Whether from a sitting position or standing and meaningful crafts each week. Participants will have the opportunity throw pillow. A variety of colors and pattern fabric will be available. upright, let your body move with this gentle dance technique that to improve skills such as fine motor, socialization and communication. No sewing experience required. Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. includes ideas from martial arts, dance arts, and healing arts. Learn to Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto, dining room. $37 Sinto. $17 pay attention to your body, sense joy in your movements and exercise 31768 Th 6/11-7/2 7:00-8:15 PM 31684 M 6/15 6:00-8:00 PM your mind as well as your body. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Meet at West Central Community Center, 1603 N. Day at the Theatre Friday Night Jam Belt, Mason Rm. $19 1 day | Ages 16+ Come with us as we delight in the entertaining 1 day | Ages 18+ Come rock and swing at Spokane's oldest on-going 30264 M 6/1-6/15 6:30-7:30 PM theatre productions put on by our local Spokane Childrens Theatre nightclub for people with developmental disabilities. If participants (SCT) and Christian Youth Theatre (CYT) Spokane. require direct supervision then care providers need to attend. Second Greenhouse/Gardening Cinderella – A godmother, of the fairy variety, inquires of her two Friday each month. West Central Community Center, 1603 N. Belt. $6 1 day | Ages 12+ Take a tour of Gaiser Conservatory to see what's helpers about the neediest case in the kingdom. Not surprisingly, they Western Roundup – Dress in your favorite western outfit. Flannel blooming, and then return to the Manito Meeting Room to get your introduce her to Ella, who, after being orphaned, was left in the care shirts, boots, and cowboy hats or buckles. See ya'll there. hands dirty with gardening or nature craft activities. Participants will practice socialization, communication, and fine-motor skills, as well of her wicked stepmother and stepsisters. Forced to use the kitchen 31032 F 6/12 7:00-9:00 PM as a bedroom, Ella can often be found daydreaming among the cinders as experience the people/plant interaction. Meet at the Manito Park from the fireplace, inspiring her stepfamily to rename her "Cinderella." Meeting room next to Gaiser Conservatory and Duncan Garden, 4 W. Friday/Saturday Fun 21st Ave. $14 Wand in hand, Godmother sets about to change the girl's life. 1 day | Ages 18+ If your Friday/Saturday nights are dull, check out SCT, 2727 N. Madelia St #5. $21 these fun nights. Participants are responsible to bring the suggested Garden Sights & Smells – Visit the Conservatory, and learn about 31580 Sa 6/6 12:30-2:30 PM amount of money listed. Sign-up fee covers transportation, staff, colorful flowers and scented herbs. Pot up some "thrillers, fillers and tickets and sometimes food. Staff ratio is 1:4-6. Participants will have spillers" to take home. Dessert Delight the opportunity to practice socialization skills such as making choices, 32019 Th 6/11 3:00-4:30 PM 1 day | Ages 16+ If you have a sweet tooth and enjoy desserts, come handling money, following directions and getting along within a group. with us as we visit a variety of Spokane eateries. Transportation Fee and meeting location varies. Hiking provided from Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto, parking Movie & Burger – We will head to Northtown or Riverpark Mall, eat 1 day | Ages 16+ Discover the beauty of local Spokane areas. lot. $12 dinner, and see a movie. Meet at Sinto Senior Activity Center parking Participants must be able to follow directions, stay with a group and be Blu Berry Frozen Yogurt – create your own yummy dessert. lot, 1124. W. Sinto. Be sure to bring $10 for dinner. in good physical condition to do 3-6 miles of strenuous hiking. Bring a 31650 Th 6/11 7:00-9:00 PM 31568 F 6/5 5:30-10:00 PM lunch. Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto, parking lot. $14 Bowling & Pizza – Meet us at North Bowl for an afternoon of bowling Turnbull Wildlife Refuge – At various times of the day you can see/ Farragut Camping/Silverwood and pizza. Fee includes everything so extra money is not required for hear otter, beaver, deer, owl, porcupine, and coyote, but mostly bird 4 days | Ages 18+ Farragut State Park & Silverwood adventure includes this outing. 125 W. Sinto. $24 wildlife such as turkey, ducks, and geese. camping, campfires, great food, ranger shows, nature trail walks, 31637 Su 6/14 9:00 AM-2:00 PM beaches, frisbee, a tour of Naval Museum, visit to Bayview, and a full 31573 Sa 6/13 1:30-4:00 PM day at Silverwood Theme Park.Transportation provided from Sinto Baseball – The Indians play the Hillsboro Hops. It is Movie in the Park Senior Activity Center parking lot, 1124 W. Sinto. $389 Yokes family feast night so bring $5 for dinner. We will be in box seats. 1 day | Ages 16+ PEMCO insurance is again sponsoring Outdoor 31767 Tu 6/30 Depart 1:00 PM Avista Stadium, 602 N. Havana St. front gate. $22 Movies at Riverfront Park. Events feature tasty food, live circus acts F 7/3 Return 3:00 PM 31575 F 6/19 6:00-10:00 PM by Spokane Aerial Performance Arts, movie trivia and your favorite Manito Park – One of Spokane's gems is Manito Park. Join us as we films on a 40-foot outdoor movie screen. Bring a chair or a blanket and Fine Dining walk through the park enjoying the beautiful Duncan, Perennial and money for snacks. Meet us at the north entrance of Riverfront Park, 1 day | Ages 18+ Do you like getting dressed up and going out? Come with Japanese Gardens and smell the beautiful roses on Rose Hill. Bring Howard & Mallon, just east of Flour Mill, near butterfly. $17 us and experience the culinary delights of Spokane's finest restaurants! a minimum of $10 to purchase dinner at the Park Bench Café, which Big Hero 6 – Robotics, tragedy, young boys and high tech heroes. Staff will help in the selection and purchase of a meal. Participants will offers a nice variety of foods and outside dining. 1702 S. Grand Blvd, 32022 W 6/10 7:15-10:45 PM have the opportunity to improve social, communication, and etiquette Mirror Pond. $11 skills. Fee does not include the cost of food. Upon registration, a suggested 31572 F 6/26 5:45-8:15 PM Rafting-Upper Spokane amount to purchase dinner will be provided. Transportation provided 1 day| Ages 14+ See our own Spokane River as it winds through the from Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $15 Funshine Day Camp Valley. This trip operated by Wiley Waters has a touch of Whitewater Casa de Oro – Mexican 5 weeks | Ages 6-21 and is a great introduction to rafting. Participants should be 31629 Th 6/18 6:00-9:00 PM 1 week | Adults Ages 18+ Funshine Day Camp for people with comfortable in the water. Registration deadline: Jun 13. Meet at Sinto developmental and/or physical disabilities. We encourage siblings and/ Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $46 Fishing Frenzy or friends without disabilities to attend as well. Recreation activities 31685 Sa 6/20 12:30-5:00 PM include swimming, sports, games, inclusion playground, water Clear Lake Military Resort activities, crafts, walks, field trips and more. Meet at Shadle Park Large What's Cooking 1 day | Ages 13 + Join us for a day of fishing on Clear Lake. It is a 'Free Shelter, 4302 N. Belt. $149 4 weeks | Ages 16+ Tired of eating at home? Sign up for this class and Fishing Weekend' in WA so Michael and Joshua Marro will be sponsoring you will prepare a meal, practice table manners, visit with friends, and this event for TRS. Fishing poles, tackle and bait will be provided. Bring Kids Week 1: Dinosaur Daze 31512 M-F 6/22-6/26 10:00 AM-3:30 PM take part in clean-up duties. Participants will have the opportunity to $10 for a lunch of hamburger/hotdog, chips, soda and dessert. Meet at practice skills such as following directions, socialization, and hygiene Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto parking lot. $14 *Separate registration form required. required when in the kitchen. Southside Senior Activity Center, 3151 31766 Sa 6/6 8:15 AM-2:00 PM E. 27th Ave.-kitchen. $48 31646 T 6/2-6/23 4:00-6:00 PM

4 City of Spokane Parks and Recreation - Therapeutic Recreation Services June 2015 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 Gentle Nia® Cooking Friday Fun Day at the Theatre Square Dancing Movie & Burger Cinderella BBQ Playball Fishing Frenzy at Clear Lake

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Adult Softball Cooking Adult Softball Dessert Delight Friday Night Jam Bowling & Pizza Gentle Nia® Movie in the Park BluBerry Yogurt Western Roundup Challenged Kids Big Hero 6 Gardening Playball Softball Sights & Smells Crafts

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Hiking Adult Softball Cooking Adult Softball Fine Dining Friday Fun Rafting on Turnbull Refuge Gentle Nia® Casa de Oro Spokane Indians Spokane River Fleece Throw Crafts Playball Challenged Kids Pillow Workshop Baseball Softball

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Adult Softball Cooking Adult Softball Crafts Friday Fun Challenged Kids Manito Park Softball Playball Hoopfest

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Farragut/Silverwood Camping Trip

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Bicycling Farragut Camping/Silverwood Bowling & Pizza – Meet us at North Bowl for Spokane Indians Baseball 6 weeks | Ages 16+ Enjoy Spokane's natural beauty 4 days | Ages 18+ Farragut State Park & Silverwood an afternoon of bowling and pizza. Fee includes The Indians play the Boise Hawks. It is baseball hat by bicycle. Participants need to be in physical adventure includes camping, campfires, great food, everything, so extra money is not required for this giveaway night. We will be in box seats. Bring $10 for condition and ride a bike safely. Make sure your bike ranger shows, nature trail walks, beaches, frisbee, outing. 125 W. Sinto $24 dinner. Avista Stadium, 602 N. Havana St. front gate. $22 is in good working order and helmet fits. Meet us at a tour of Naval Museum, visit to Bayview, and a 31577 Sa 7/25 1:30-4:00 PM 31570 T 7/7 6:00-9:30 PM Centennial Trail head, 9900 E. Maringa Drive. $37 full day Silverwood Theme Park. Transportation Spokane Indians Baseball – The Indians play the 32025 W 7/8-8/12 6:00-8:00 PM provided from Sinto Senior Activity Center parking Eugene Emeralds. It is Yoke's family feast night, so Horseshoe Pitching lot, 1124 W. Sinto. $389 bring $5 for dinner. We will be in box seats. Avista 6 weeks| Ages 12+ The Spokane Horseshoe Cat Tales 31767 Tu 6/30 Depart 1:00 PM Stadium, 602 N. Havana St. front gate. $22 Association has invited us to come pitch horseshoes. 1 day | Ages 18+ Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! But F 7/3 Return 3:00 PM 31561 F 7/31 6:00-9:30 PM The club members will teach the rules, regulations, wait, there is more – leopards and jaguars and servals and etiquette of the sport. Through small groups or and pumas and reptiles and.... We will take a tour with Fine Dining Funshine Day Camp individually, each person will learn to pitch in the zoo staff. Bring money to buy ice cream after event. Sinto 1 day | Ages 18+ Do you like getting dressed up 5 weeks | Ages 6-21 correct way. Skills such as socialization, listening, Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto, parking lot. $17 and going out? Come with us and experience the 1 week | Adults Ages 18+ Funshine Day Camp for and gross motor will be practiced. Meet at Franklin 31556 Sa 7/18 1:00-5:00 PM culinary delights of Spokane's finest restaurants! people with developmental and/or physical disabilities. Park, 5100 N. Division (Division & Queen). $29 Staff will help in the selection and purchase of a We encourage siblings and/or friends without 32024 T 7/14-8/18 6:45-8:00 PM Cheney Rodeo meal. Participants will have the opportunity to disabilities to attend as well. Recreation activities 1 day | Ages 18+ Put on your western duds and improve social, communication, and etiquette include swimming, sports, games, inclusion playground, Movie in the Park cowboy hat as we head to Cheney for the annual skills. Fee does not include the cost of food. Upon water activities, crafts, walks, field trips and more. Meet 1 day | Ages 16+ PEMCO insurance is again professional rodeo. The show will be packed with calf registration, a suggested amount to purchase dinner at Shadle Park Large Shelter, 4302 N. Belt. $149 sponsoring Outdoor Movies at Riverfront Park. Events roping, bronc and bull riding, and other exciting events. feature tasty food, live circus acts by Spokane Aerial will be provided. Transportation provided from Kids Week 2: Whimsical Dr. Seussical Cheney Rodeo Grounds, 14310 St. Rt. 904. $27 Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $15 Performance Arts, movie trivia and your favorite films 31513 M-F 7/6-7/10 10:00 AM-3:30 PM 32018 Su 7/12 1:30-4:30 PM Fat Burger – Fresh, big and juicy burgers in a rock n on a 40-foot outdoor movie screen. Bring a chair or a roll and classic soul environment. Kids Week 3: Pirate Surf Safari blanket and money for snacks. Meet us at the north Classy Crafts 31514 M-F 7/13-7/17 10:00 AM-3:30 PM entrance of Riverfront Park, Howard & Mallon, just 4 weeks | Ages 16+ Explore your creative side and 31630 W 7/8 6:00-9:00 PM east of Flour Mill, near butterfly. $17 Adults Week 1: The Best of the Best make a variety of beautiful and meaningful crafts Anthony's – Sunset Dinner. Fresh northwest The Princess Bride – A fairy tale adventure about a each week. Participants will have the opportunity to seafood. Nice outside seating. 31518 M-F 7/20-7/24 10:00 AM-3:30 PM beautiful young woman and her one true love. He improve skills such as fine motor, socialization and 31631 Th 7/23 5:00-8:00 PM Kids Week 4: Mighty Jungle must find her after a long separation and save her. communication. Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 31515 M-F 7/27-7/31 10:00 AM-3:30 PM They must battle the evils of the mythical kingdom W. Sinto, dining room. $37 Friday Night Jam *Separate registration form required. of Florin to be reunited with each other. 31768 Th 6/11-7/2 7:00-8:15 PM 1 day | Ages 18+ Come rock and swing at Spokane's 32023 W 7/15 7:15-10:45 PM 31559 Th 7/9-7/30 7:00-8:15 PM oldest on-going nightclub for people with Gentle Nia® Dance developmental disabilities. If participants require Walking - Let's Get Moving direct supervision then care providers need to 3 weeks | Ages 14+ Whether from a sitting position Day at the Theatre or standing upright, let your body move with this 6 weeks | Ages 14+ If you enjoy the outdoors, 1 day | Ages 16+ Come with us as we delight in the attend. Second Friday each month. West Central exercise and socializing with friends, a weekly stroll Community Center, 1603 N. Belt. gentle dance technique that includes ideas from entertaining theatre productions put on by our local martial arts, dance arts, and healing arts. Learn in the Mission Park Neighborhood is for you. We will Spokane Childrens Theatre (SCT) and Christian Youth Picnic and Dance – Wear your favorite red, white to pay attention to your body, sense joy in your divide the group into slow and fast walkers. Please Theatre (CYT) Spokane. and blue. Consider bringing a salad, dessert or rolls movements and exercise your mind as well as your wear comfortable, loose clothing such as sweats The Secret Garden – A story of a spoiled, contrary solitary to share. TRS will provide chicken and drink. South body. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and sturdy walking shoes. Meet at Mission Park, child raised in India but sent to live in her Uncle's manor Shelter, Mission Park, Sharp & Superior. $7 and shoes. Meet at West Central Community Northeast parking lot, Mission & Perry. $35 after her parents death. SCT, 2727 N. Madelia St #5. $21 31033 F 7/10 6:00-9:00 PM Center, 1603 N. Belt, Mason Rm. $19 32033 W 7/8 -8/12 4:30-5:30 PM 32017 Su 7/26 12:30-2:30 PM 30265 M 7/6-7/20 6:30-7:30 PM Friday/Saturday Fun 30266 M 7/27-8/10 6:30-7:30 PM Water Aerobics Dessert Delight 1 day | Ages 18+ If your Friday/Saturday nights are 6 weeks | Ages 16+ Exercise fun without the stress 1 day | Ages 16+ If you have a sweet tooth and enjoy dull, check out these fun nights. Participants are Greenhouse/Gardening and pressure on joints and knees. Participants need desserts come with us as we visit a variety of Spokane responsible to bring the suggested amount of money 1 day | Ages 12+ Take a tour of Gaiser Conservatory to be able to follow directions and be comfortable eateries. Transportation provided from Sinto Senior listed. Sign up fee covers transportation, staff, tickets to see what's blooming, and then return to the Manito in waist deep water. Careproviders are welcomed. Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto, parking lot. $12 and sometimes food. Staff ratio is 1:4-6. Participants Meeting Room to get your hands dirty with gardening Come dressed in your suit. Bring a towel. Meet at Didier's – Creamy yogurt and espresso shakes. will have the opportunity to practice socialization or nature craft activities. Participants will practice Witter Pool, E. Mission at Upriver Dr. $29 31651 Th 7/16 7:00-9:00 PM skills such as making choices, handling money, socialization, communication, and fine-motor skills, as 31892 M 7/6-8/10 10:30-11:15 AM following directions and getting along within a well as experience the people/plant interaction. Meet Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes group. Fee and meeting location varies. at the Manito Park Meeting room next to Gaiser What's Cooking 1 day | Ages 14+ This beautiful and historictrail follows Spokane Shock Arena Football – This game against Conservatory and Duncan Garden, 4 W. 21st Ave. $14 4 weeks | Ages 16+ Tired of eating at home? Sign up the abandoned Uniion Pacific Railway. Our biking begins for this class and you will prepare a meal, practice table Arizona Rattlers will be an exciting game. There will be Birds & Blooms – Visit the Conservatory, and learn in Plummer, Idaho. We will go 14 miles on flat pavement action and entertainment packed with wall-to-wall, manners, visit with friends, and take part in clean-up through a canyon and along side Lake Couer d'Alene. about which blooms might attract birds. Outside, duties. Participants will have the opportunity to practice high scoring, non-stop action of professional football listen and look for the presence of the park's birds. Lunch and ice cream will be in Harris and then we'll ride and sports dance team performance. Meet at Veterans skills such as following directions, socialization, and back to Heyburn State Park. Transporation provided Make a colorful wall hanging of our favorite birds and hygiene required when in the kitchen. Southside Senior Arena Main Entrance - Boone & Howard. $31 blooms to take home. from Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $33 31574 F 7/17 5:00-8:30 PM Activity Center, 3151 E. 27th Ave.-kitchen. $48 32058 S 7/19 8:30 AM-5:30 PM 32020 Th 7/9 3:00-4:30 PM 31647 T 7/7-7/28 4:00-6:00 PM 6 City of Spokane Parks and Recreation - Therapeutic Recreation Services July 2015 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 Adult Softball Crafts Playball No Challenged Kids Softball Farragut/Silverwood Camping Trip

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5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Water Aerobics Cooking Bicycling • Walking Gardening Friday Night Jam Challenged Kids Adult Softball Spokane Indian's Fine Dining: Birds & Blooms Picnic in the Park Softball Baseball Fat Burger Crafts Playball Gentle Nia® Adult Softball Funshine Day Camp - Kids #2

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Cheney Rodeo Water Aerobics Horseshoe Pitching Bicycling • Walking Dessert Delight Friday Fun Cat Tales Adult Softball Cooking Movie in the Park Didier's Spokane Shock Challenged Kids The Princess Bride Crafts Playball Softball Gentle Nia® Adult Softball Funshine Day Camp - Kids #3

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Bicycling Water Aerobics Horseshoe Pitching Bicycling Fine Dining Playball Saturday Fun Trail of the Adult Softball Cooking Adult Softball Anthony's Bowling & Pizza Coeur d'Alenes Gentle Nia® Walking Crafts Challenged Kids Softball Funshine Day Camp - Adult Week

26 27 28 29 30 31 Day at the Theatre Water Aerobics Horseshoe Pitching Bicycling Crafts Friday Fun The Secret Garden Adult Softball Cooking Adult Softball Spokane Indians Gentle Nia® Walking Playball Funshine Day Camp - Kids #4

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Bicycling Pow Wow – Riverfront Park Horseshoe Pitching 6 weeks | Ages 16+ Enjoy Spokane's natural beauty by bicycle. Participants Lots of colorful costumes and dancing await us at the RFP Pow Wow. 6 weeks| Ages 12+ The Spokane Horseshoe Association has invited need to be in physical condition and ride a bike safely. Make sure your There will be ethnic food and great drumming. Bring $12-20 to purchase us to come pitch horseshoes. The club members will teach the rules, bike is in good working order and helmet fits. Meet us at Centennial dinner and additional money for souvenirs if desired. Meet us at regulations, and etiquette of the sport. Through small groups or Trail head, 9900 E. Maringa Drive. $37 Riverfront Park, Lot #1, 665 N. . $11 individually each person will learn to pitch in the correct way. Skills 32025 W 7/8-8/12 6:00-8:00 PM 31571 F 8/28 6:15-9:45 PM such as socialization, listening, and gross motor will be practiced. Meet at Franklin Park, 5100 N. Division (Division & Queen). $29 Bring on the Buffalo Funshine Day Camp 32024 T 7/14-8/18 6:45-8:00 PM 1 day | Ages 14+ Meet and greet the buffalo at Win-Tur Bison Farm! 5 weeks | Ages 6-21 Learn the farm history, bison facts, take a tour of the farm, and hand 1 week | Adults Ages 18+ Funshine Day Camp for people with Paddleboard Intro feed the buffalo! Afterwards, enjoy good eats at the Pizza Factory! developmental and/or physical disabilities. We encourage siblings 1 Day | Ages 16+ Spend the day at beautiful Bear Lake with TRS Please bring $15-20 for lunch. Meet at Sinto Senior Activity Center, and/or friends without disabilities to attend as well. Recreation learning how to Paddleboard. Come see how much fun it is to 'walk 1124 W. Sinto. $29 activities include swimming, sports, games, inclusion playground, on water' .Paddle boarding is for anyone that is interested in sitting 32036 Th 8/20 9:45 AM- 3:15 PM water activities, crafts, walks, field trips and more. Meet at Shadle or standing on water while cruising around the lake. Ability to follow Park Large Shelter, 4302 N. Belt. $149 directions with minimal assistance, no fear of water, and a sense of Classy Crafts Kids Week 5: Rocketship Run adventure is required. Bring a snack and water. Paddleboard, pfd's 4 weeks | Ages 16+ Explore your creative side and make a variety of beautiful 31516 M-F 8/3-8/7 10:00 AM-3:30 PM and paddles are provided. Transportation from Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $33 and meaningful crafts each week. Participants will have the opportunity *Separate registration form required. to improve skills such as fine motor, socialization and communication. 32057 S 8/8 1:00-5:00 PM Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto, dining room. $37 Gentle Nia® Dance 31560 Th 8/6-8/27 7:00-8:15 PM 3 weeks | Ages 14+ Whether from a sitting position or standing upright, Scottish Highland Games let your body move with this gentle dance technique that includes ideas 1 day | Ages 18+ Bag pipes, dancing, strength tests, sheep and dogs Dessert Delight from martial arts, dance arts, and healing arts. Learn to pay attention to are all part of the Highland Games. Transportation provided from 1 day | Ages 16+ If you have a sweet tooth and enjoy desserts come your body, sense joy in your movements and exercise your mind as well Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $22 with us as we visit a variety of Spokane eateries. Transportation as your body. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and shoes. 32026 Sa 8/1 11:00 AM-4:00 PM provided from Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto, parking Meet at West Central Community Center, 1603 N. Belt, Mason Rm. $19 lot. $12. 30266 M 7/27-8/10 6:30-7:30 PM Splash Down Scoop – Manito neighborhood ice cream and coffee shop with a 1 day | Ages 18+ Blast down the 4 story zoomin' flume of the Cannon variety of great flavors. Greenhouse/Gardening Bowl, experience the unexpected loops, drops, and embankments of the 400' slides and have fun in the sun with friends. Meet 31652 W 8/19 7:00-9:00 PM 1 day | Ages 12+ Take a tour of Gaiser Conservatory to see what's blooming, and then return to the Manito Meeting Room to get your us at Splash Down, 11127 E. Mission Ave. in Spokane Valley. $24 Fine Dining hands dirty with gardening or nature craft activities. Participants will 32027 T 8/25 3:45-7:30 PM 1 day | Ages 18+ Do you like getting dressed up and going out? Come with practice socialization, communication, and fine-motor skills, as well us and experience the culinary delights of Spokane's finest restaurants! as experience the people/plant interaction. Meet at the Manito Park Walking - Let's Get Moving Staff will help in the selection and purchase of a meal. Participants will Meeting room next to Gaiser Conservatory and Duncan Garden, 4 W. 6 weeks | Ages 14+ If you enjoy the outdoors, exercise and socializing have the opportunity to improve social, communication, and etiquette 21st Ave. $14 with friends, a weekly stroll in the Mission Park Neighborhood is for skills. Fee does not include the cost of food. Upon registration, a Wildflower Art – Take a walk on the wild side of plants, inside and you. We will divide the group into slow and fast walkers. Please wear suggested amount to purchase dinner will be provided. Transportation out. Learn about where plants come from and what they provide us. comfortable, loose clothing such as sweats and sturdy walking shoes. provided from Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $15 Express your artistic side to make a wild picture to take home. Meet at Mission Park northeast parking lot, Mission & Perry. $35 Dickey's Barbecue Pit – Authentic smoked BBQ homestyle. Vanilla ice 32021 Th 8/13 3:00-4:30 PM 32033 W 7/8 -8/12 4:30-5:30 PM cream included with cost of meal. Water Aerobics 31632 Th 8/6 6:00-9:00 PM Golf 1 day | Ages 16+ Come give golfing a try. We will learn how to putt 6 weeks | Ages 16+ Exercise fun without the stress and pressure on The Boiler Room – Wood fire crafted pizza made from local farm and hit the ball long distance on the driving range. How to properly joints and knees. Following directions and being comfortable in waist ingredients. hold the club and swing will also be covered. Meet us at Downriver deep water. Careproviders are welcomed. Come dressed in your suit. 31633 W 8/26 6:00-9:00 PM Golf Course, 3225 North Columbia Circle – Club House. $11 Bring a towel. Meet at Witter Pool, E. Mission at Upriver Dr. $29 31892 M 7/6-8/10 10:30-11:15 AM Friday/Saturday Fun 32028 Su 8/9 3:00-4:30 PM 1 day | Ages 18+ If your Friday/Saturday nights are dull check out Hiking What's Cooking these fun nights. Participants are responsible to bring the suggested 1 day | Ages 16+ Discover the beauty of local Spokane areas. 4 weeks | Ages 16+ Tired of eating at home? Sign up for this class and amount of money listed. Sign up fee covers transportation, staff, Participants must be able to follow directions, stay with a group and be you will prepare a meal, practice table manners, visit with friends, and tickets and sometimes food. Staff ratio is 1:4-6. Participants will have in good physical condition to do 3-6 miles of strenuous hiking. Bring a take part in clean-up duties. Participants will have the opportunity to the opportunity to practice socialization skills such as making choices, lunch. Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto, parking lot. $14 practice skills such as following directions, socialization, and hygiene handling money, following directions and getting along within a group. required when in the kitchen. Southside Senior Activity Center, 3151 Fee and meeting location varies. Dishman Hills – This is Spokane's wilderness version of New York's E. 27th Ave.-kitchen. $48 Central Park, with rocks, landforms, & vegetation. Enjoy ponds, cliffs, 31648 T 8/4-8/25 4:00-6:00 PM Spokane Indians Baseball ravines, and numerous high points with views. You could see deer, The Indians play the Vancouver Canadians night. We will be in box raccoon, coyotes, and 100 species of birds. seats. Fireworks night. Bring $5-10 to purchase snacks/dinner. Avista Stadium, 602 N. Havanna St. front gate. $22 31638 Su 8/2 9:00 AM-2:00 PM 31737 F 8/21 6:00-10:00 PM

8 City of Spokane Parks and Recreation - Therapeutic Recreation Services August 2015 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 Scottish Highland Games Challenged Kids Softball

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Hiking Water Aerobics Horseshoe Pitching Adult Softball BBQ Fine Dining Funshine Day Paddleboarding Dishman Hills Gentle Nia® Cooking Walking Dickey's Camp BBQ Challenged Kids Adult Softball Bicycling Crafts Playball Softball Funshine Day Camp - Kids #5

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Golf Baseball Game 1 day | Ages 16+ Come give golfing a try. We will learn how to putt 2 Days (Ages 18 & over) Enjoy a baseball game at Safeco Field and hit the ball long distance on the driviing range. How to properly watching the Seattle Mariners play the .Participants hold the club and swing will also be covered. Meet us at Downriver need to be independent in personal care skills and have no major Golf Course, 3225 North Columbia Circle - Club House. $11 behavioral or medical needs. Trip fee covers transportation, staff, 32029 Su 9/6 3:00-4:30 PM game tickets, overnight accommodations, breakfast and lunch on return day. Transportation provided from Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $249 32030 W 9/9 Leave 10:00 AM T 9/10 Return 4:30 PM

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Adult Softball Challenged Kids Softball Play Ball 9 weeks | Ages 18+ Fresh air, sunshine and playing softball with 8 weeks | Ages 7 - 18 Any children with physical or developmental 14 weeks | Ages 12 -18 This program is for those who are ready friends in a recreational setting. Meet at Shadle Park, 4302 N Belt St - challenges that have an interest in softball are welcome. We want for more of a challenge. They will work on preparation and skill Fields (northwest corner of Shadle High School off Ash). $39 to meet each players's unique abilities and make this a fun and safe development in actual game situations. We are looking for parents/ 31686 W/M 6/10-8/5* 6:30-8:00 PM sport. Parent volunteers run this program so we are requesting a adults to play to enhance the game. Meet at Chief Garry Park, 2515 E * End of Season BBQ & Family Fun Day will be held Wednesday parent, sibling, or friend to come along to assist their player on the Sinto Avenue (Mission & Regal - Field C). $50 field. Meet at Chief Garry Park, 2515 E Sinto Avenue (Mission & 31688 F 5/8-8/7 6:00-8:00 PM August 5, 6:00-8:00 PM at Shadle Park Shelter. Bring Salad or Regal - field C). $25 dessert. 31687 Sa 6/13-8/8* 9:30-11:00 AM * No class 7/4

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14 Thank You In Loving Memory Spring Quarter Volunteers & Supporters

Powerlifting Around the World Musical Production Pat Gray Anita Ascolese Jerry Nelson Shelley Bernard Square Dancing Jennifer Blakeslee Glen Landby Doug Burke Suzanne Landby Nancy Clemons Patrick McKinney Melissa Kavanaugh Carol Miel Swimming Sherry Rizzuto Bill Johnson Marsha Swenson - Blue Dolphin’s Jack Leighton Lead Instructor Other Activities Our dear friend and TRS supporter has passed away just weeks short of turning 97. Brian Williamson Tamra Avery Jack, along with his wife Helen have been true pioneers in advocating for recreation Pat Garvin Steve Busch opportunities for people with developmental disabilities in our area. Jack was Lisa Caldwell Karolyn Clark persistent in writing letters, meeting with legislators, parents, and whoever would Glendia Plott Michelle FitzGerald listen that could change policy and provide funding for recreation to be available Bert Caldwell Josh Marro to people with developmental disabilities. Jack was a proud parent, taking pictures Mike Marro Learn to Swim of Jim’s accomplishments at many athletic and recreational events. Jack was at the Corbin Community Senior Center forefront of teaching powerlifting to participants with developmental disabilities and Loretta Moon - Lead Instructor Rogers High School Drama Department was the head judge at Special Olympic competitions till the age of 95. Sinto Senior Activity Center Jack is one my personal heroes and I’m so blessed to have known and learn from him. Southside Senior Activity Center He will be missed and his legacy will live on. Special Olympics Spring Highlights

15 New Event Look inside for Address Requested Service 509.625.6200 Spokane WA 99201-3317 Fifth Floor - City Hall 808 West Spokane Falls Boulevard Paddleboard Intro exciting summer programs such as: 1 Day | Ages 16+ Spend the day at beautiful Bear Lake with TRS learning how to Paddleboard. Come see how much fun it is to 'walk on water' .Paddle boarding is • Gentle Nia® for anyone that is interested in sitting or standing on • Bicycling water while cruising around the lake. Ability to follow directions with minimal assistance, no fear of water, • Shock Game and a sense of adventure is required. Bring a snack and • Dessert Delight water. Paddleboard, pfd's and paddles are provided. Transportation from Sinto Senior Activity Center, • Rafting 1124 W. Sinto. $33 • Spokane Indians Baseball • Farragut/ Silverwood trip Therapeutic Recreation Services Looking Forward to Fall The programs in this brochure are designed for persons Seattle Mariners Baseball Game with developmental and 2 Days (Ages 18 & over) Enjoy a baseball game at physical disabilities. All other Safeco Field watching the Seattle Mariners play the Parks Department programs Texas Rangers.Participants need to be independent are available to persons in personal care skills and have no major behavioral or medical needs. Trip fee covers transportation, staff, with disabilities. Please look game tickets, overnight accommodations, breakfast through the Spokane Parks and lunch on return day. Transportation provided and Recreation Department from Sinto Senior Activity Center, 1124 W. Sinto. $249 Class & Activity Guide to see 32030 W 9/9 Leave 10:00 AM if a program is of interest to T 9/10 Return 4:30 PM you. Then call Alice Busch at 509.625.6245 and she will help you get started by notifying the instructor who Special thanks to Spokane will make preparations or Parks Foundation for adaptations, if needed. granting scholarships to Funshine Day Camp

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