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For individuals with disabilities and their families, accessible activities can make outings more comfortable, enjoyable, and less stressful. Thankfully, the Richmond area has many parks, attractions, museums, and community spaces designed to help everyone feel welcome.
As Camp Baker’s pool nears seven decades of service, SOAR365 plans upcoming improvements.
For twins Eli and Parker, early intervention supports each child’s unique journey.
How Respite gave one family rest, renewal, and room to grow.
This month features a story about Rashad, a participant in our Adult Day Support program, and covers the latest details for Summer Series in PARK365. It also showcases not one, but two videos!
When Tom Harris retired after 53 years, he wasn’t looking for a way to stay busy. He was looking for a way to share something he loved. A lifelong writer and reader, Tom spent much of his career working with words. Some of his favorite memories, however, came from reading to his daughters each night before bed.
How The Heartstrings choir fills SOAR365 with familiar songs, joyful participation, and heartfelt connection each year.
As the pace at Bellwood continues to pick up, the SOAR365 crews are meeting the challenge head-on. Their hard work, teamwork, and dedication ensure the base stays ready for the important work being done there every day.
SOAR365 Summer Camp gives families peace of mind—and campers unforgettable joy.
For the past year and a half, Tymon has worked as a dishwasher at the Westwood Club. He takes pride in his space, keeps things running smoothly, and shows up each day ready to do his job well. His path started with a simple opportunity—and SOAR365’s Supported Employment program.
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