This page lists programs that are offered by some of our member organizations, displayed in random order. If you have something to add to this page, please send us a message.
Camp LIGHT
Camp LIGHT is a summer camp for individuals ages 6 to adult with special needs and at-risk youth, located in Waynesboro, VA. Our mission is to show individuals with special needs and circumstances that life is only limited by their imagination, and to give them new tools and skills, along with love and support, to inspire them to become anything they can dream. We offer a day camp experience with programs designed for all types of disabilities and at-risk youth, at no cost to the families attending.
Website: http://www.camplight.org/
Scholarships can cover: Transportation
Sentara RMH Wellness Center
The Sentara RMH Wellness Center offers a wide variety of fitness programming for people of all ages and ability levels. Individuals are encouraged to meet/talk with center staff to determine which programs and/or services would be most appropriate.
Website: https://rmhwellnesscenter.com/
Scholarships can cover: Enrollment/Program Fees, Transportation, Equipment
The First Tee of Harrisonburg
Begin in late January and go until mid-November. These classes are broken up into session which usually consists of 4-6 classes per session. In the Winter, Spring, and Fall, our classes are after school and in the Summer, they run all day. The schedule can be found on our website under the calendar and class schedules tab.
Website: https://www.thefirstteeharrisonburg.org/
Scholarships can cover: Enrollment/Program Fees, Transportation, Equipment
The Speech and Language Center
We offer speech, occupational, physical, and behavioral therapy (ABA), for individuals of all ages. In addition, we provide social skill groups, and summer therapy group.
Website: https://www.virginiaspeechtherapy.com/
Scholarships can cover: Enrollment/Program Fees, Transportation
Girls on the Run
Inspires girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident by harnessing the power of physical activity and running. Over 10 weeks, girls learn impactful positive life lessons while they prepare for the culminating 5k at the end of the season. The 5k is not about running a race, it is about goal setting, believing in yourself, and learning to persevere as an individual and a team. Girls do not need to be able to run to participate! A wide variety of abilities are welcome! We encourage girls to keep moving to the best of their ability.
Individuals are encouraged to meet/talk with the director to determine if additional supports (e.g, parent/guardian, running buddy, behavior specialist, etc.) are needed to allow each participant to be successful.
Website: https://www.girlsontherunsv.org/
Scholarships can cover: Enrollment/Program Fees, Transportation, Equipment