Hiking
Educate. Advocate. Hiking Club.
http://www.educateadvocateca.com/
Email: educateadvocateca@educateadvocateca.com
Educate. Advocate. is a group founded on the principal that we educate ourselves so we can better advocate for those with disabilities. The Educate. Advocate. Hiking Club. meets monthly for a family friendly hike in various locations. Parents or caregivers are responsible for the children they bring. Additionally make sure to pack supplies for your families hydration, dietary, comfort, first aid and safety needs. Come and hike as little or as long as you like!
Rim Special Athletes
909 867-2751 EXT. 100
Lake Arrowhead/Big Bear area
https://rimspecialathletes.org/
Rim Special Athletes are individuals with visual and hearing impairments, amputations, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Down Syndrome, Autism, as well as many other cognitive and physical disabilities. At Snow Valley Mountain Resort during the winter Rim Special Athletes provides Adaptive skiing and snowboard lessons, including bi-ski and mono-ski. During the Spring, Summer and Fall we have weekly golf clinics. Year-round they provide yoga. During the summer Rim Special Athletes’ water sports program includes kayaking, aqua biking, stand up paddleboarding, boating, biking, fishing, hiking and outings. Their objective is to have the adaptive athletes have fun, learn a new skill, and develop self-confidence from the experience.
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This Resource Guide was developed to provide families and professionals with an opportunity to find resources related to autism in the Inland Empire in one place.
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