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WINTER/SPRING 2018

TRPTherapeutic Recreation Program

ARTS AND CULTUREActivities in this core area focus on enhancing participants’ own independent leisure lifestyle through exposure

to a variety of hands-on activities in the areas of visual, literary, cultural, and expressive arts. This is facilitated within a positive and structured social setting that encourages attainment of appropriate social behaviors.

MIXED EMOTIONSDANCE TROUPELearn and practice dance steps and creative movement to many types of music! Increase self-confidence and poise by performing in public as a member of the Mixed Emotions Dance Troupe. Online registration is NOT available for this activity; drop-off or mail-in only.

Colorado Springs Senior Center1514 N. Hancock Ave.Tuesdays/Thursdays; Jan. 11-May 33:30-4:30 p.m.; #9723Limit: 12 (max.), 8 (min.)Fee: $120

Notes: No class on March 6 due to TRP dog sledding trip. The Mixed Emotions Dance Troupe will conduct its annual Spring Performance on Thursday, May 3 at 7 p.m. at the Colorado Springs Senior Center. Please note there will be no practice that date.

DRUMS ALIVE ®!Drums Alive® is unique and different from every other workout you’ve tried before; it captures the essence of movement, rhythm and combines it with fun that delivers results. The class joins the dynamic movements of aerobic dance with the pulsating rhythms of the drum. This program is designed to give the mind and body instant feedback through continuous movement and rhythmical flow. Come grab some drumsticks and an exercise ball as we drum for some fun in Drums Alive®!

Participation IncentiveDo you like to work towards a goal and earn incentives?

The TRP is encouraging you to broaden your horizons and participate in at least one program in each of the 5 core areas this year.

TRP 5 CORE AREAS INCLUDE: 1 Arts and Culture,

2 Social Enrichment,

3 Sports, Fitness & Aquatics,

4 Community Integration & Leisure Education, and

5 Outdoor Adventure.

After completion of all 5 activities you will earn an exclusive TRP water bottle!

HOW DO YOU GET STARTED? Simply register and participate in activities and

a TRP staff will notify you once you have achieved the goal.

Questions? Call us at (719) 385-6964

DRUMS ALIVE! BOOTCAMPLet’s get warmed up for the season and review basic moves of Drums Alive! If you plan to register for Drums Alive®! level 1 or level 2, this is a fantastic way to assess skill levels and experience the differences between the two classes.

Colorado Springs Senior Center1514 N. Hancock Ave.Wednesdays; Jan. 17 & 243:30-4:30 p.m.; #9724Limit: 12 (max), 8 (min)Fee: $12.50

LEVEL 1This is a beginner course and will focus on basic Drums Alive®! techniques, rhythm, and staying on beat.

Colorado Springs Senior Center1514 N. Hancock Ave.Wednesdays; Mar. 14-May 22:30-3:30 p.m.;#9725Limit: 10 (max), 8 (min)Fee: $25

DRUMS ALIVE! LEVEL 2This is an intermediate course designed for individuals who have already participated in one or more Drums Alive®! series. Course will focus on gross motor movement and drumming with more than one ball. Online registration is NOT available for this activity; drop-off or mail-in only.

Colorado Springs Senior Center1514 N. Hancock Ave.Wednesdays; Mar. 14-May 23:45-4:45 p.m.; #9726Limit: 10 (max), 8 (min)Fee: $25

Note: Please wear comfortable workout clothes, tennis shoes, and bring a water bottle. Participants from levels 1 & 2 will perform prior to the Mixed Emotions Dance Troupe during the Spring Performance on Thursday, May 3 at 7 p.m. at the Colorado Springs Senior Center.

Winter registration begins Monday, December 4

SOCIAL ENRICHMENTDances provide an opportunity for participants to enjoy a social occasion

while practicing appropriate social behavior and engaging in a positive leisure activity with peers.

FRESH FLAVORS - HEALTHY COOKING BASICSWould you like to learn the basics of cooking and how to prepare a meal with fresh ingredients? This class will teach you the basics of how to use kitchen utensils, read labels, and make any meal healthy. We will be using fresh ingredients and preparing meals together while learning the importance of what we eat and why we eat it!

Hillside Community Center, 925 S. InstituteThursdays; Jan. 11-25; Feb. 8-22 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; #9727Limit: 10 (max.), 8 (min.)Fee: $60

Notes: If you have a food allergy, please inform staff members prior to the first session. Participants will be responsible for preparing meals each session to include chopping, cutting, slicing, and using various kitchen utensils that may be sharp.

BEHIND THE LENS - PHOTOGRAPHY FOR BEGINNERSWould you like to learn the basics of photography and how to use your camera or photo device? Join us for classroom sessions of photography basics and sessions outdoors to put skills into practice.

Hillside Community Center, 925 S. InstituteThursdays; Apr. 19-May 1010 a.m.-12 p.m.; #9728Limit: 10 (max.), 8 (min.)Fee: $25

Notes: Please bring a camera or photo device you would like to use each date and wear comfortable shoes for walking during the outdoor sessions. Specific locations will be available after registration.

OUT ON THE TOWN DANCESCome and socialize with old friends and new while you dance the night away. Dressing according to the theme is encouraged, but not required. Please do not arrive before 6:30 p.m.

Colorado Springs Senior Center, 1514 N. Hancock Ave.7-9 p.m.

Jan. 19 Under the Sea #9730

Feb. 16 Where is the Love - Valentines Dance #9731

Mar. 16 St. Patrick’s Day Celebration #9732

Apr. 20 Springtime Spectacular #9733

May 18 Glow Party #9734Fee: $5/night (Cash only for walk-in registration)

GUIDELINES FOR DANCES... As the dance continues to grow, the TRP has put the following guidelines in place in order to create a safe and fun environment:

• All persons entering the building must check in at the registration table

• Participants must pay the $5 entrance fee and receive a name tag

• Hanging out in the lobby without paying is not permitted• Caregivers are also required to wear a name tag but do not

need to pay• Proper social and physical behavior is expected during the

dance• If a participant’s behavior is harmful to self or others

(inappropriate verbal communication, hitting, self-abuse) or refusal to stay with the group or adhere to TRP staff recommendations, participants may be asked to leave

NOTICEFor safety reasons, doors to the Colorado Springs Senior Center will be locked from 7:30-8:45 p.m. You may exit the building

during these hours, but reentry during those times will not be allowed. Please plan accordingly.

BRAIN GAMESIf you like puzzles, games, problem solving, and want to try something new to exercise your brain, this is for you! We will have brain games planned and will have theopportunity to work independently and together on exercises to problem solve.

Colorado Springs Senior Center, 1514 N. Hancock Ave.Wednesdays; Feb. 7 & 143-4 p.m.; #9729Limit: 10 (max.), 8 (min.)Fee: $10

COMMUNITY INTEGRATION AND LEISURE EDUCATIONProvide participants community opportunities to establish an awareness of self as it relates to leisure, acquire new and

appropriate social and decision-making skills, learn new skills, explore various leisure alternatives, obtain community leisure resources, and participate in various recreation opportunities in a group setting.

C.O.S. CLUB - Creating Opportunities for ServiceThe C.O.S. Club is all about coming together to help people in need and having fun while doing it! Whether it is packaging a meal, cleaning a park, or organizing items, we will get the job done. Club meets first two Fridays of the month.

Colorado Springs Senior Center, 1514 N. Hancock Ave.Fridays; Jan. 5 & 12, Feb. 2 & 9, Mar. 2 & 9, Apr. 6 & 13, May 4 & 111:30-4 p.m.; #9735Limit: 10 (max.) 8 (min.)Fee: $74

Notes: Please meet at the Colorado Springs Senior Centerfor departure to project locations. Specific projects andlocations will be available after registration. Please wear close-toed shoes, a hat, and bring a water bottle and jacket for outdoor projects.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!MINIATURE HORSE THERAPY Join us for a four week series as we travel to Mello Memories, Inc. in Black Forest to interact and learn from their miniature horses. Participants will bond with their horse through grooming and sensory trail activities, as well as learn to lead horses through various obstacle courses, while working on balance, coordination, sensory integration, and increasing self-confidence. Please plan to attend all four sessions as consistency is a vital component to this series.Please choose only one session, so that we can serve as many people as possible. Online registration is NOT available for this activity; drop-off or mail-in only.

Colorado Springs Senior Center, 1514 N. Hancock Ave.• Session 1: Mondays; Apr. 16-May 7; #9736• Session 2: Wednesdays; Apr. 18-May 9; #97371:15-4:15 p.m.; Limit: 10 (max.) 8 (min.)Fee: $40

Notes: Transportation will be provided from the Senior Center to Mello Memories. Please wear close-toed shoes, dress for the weather, and bring a water bottle. A waiver of liability will be available after registration.

ESSENTIAL OILS BASICS Have you been intrigued by the ways you can use essential oils? We will learn how to use essential oils topically, ingesting, and diffusing. We will explore the benefits and all of the fun ways you can incorporate them into your daily life! Get ready to make your own body scrubs, find ways to wear your favorite oil, or freshen the air around you!

Hillside Community Center, 925 S. InstituteThursdays; Mar. 1 & 812-2 p.m.;#9738Limit: 10 (max.) 8 (min.)Fee: $10

Notes: We will be using oils topically, ingesting, and diffusing. Please inform staff prior to program if you do not like to use oils a specific way. Please note any allergies to staff prior to session beginning.

The TRP is proud to partner with the National Inclusion Project! Our goal is to provide better training to general recreation staff

on how to be more fully inclusive in their programming. We also aim to be a better resource for general youth recreation activities and community centers in the areas of advocacy, education, and training.

Through this partnership we want to help make inclusion the expectation, not the exception!

Check out their website at www.inclusionproject.org

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DAYTIME JAUNTS(Adults ages 18 and older)

Trips aim to maximize each participant’s level of independence in the areas of cognition, mobility, communication, social adjustment and constructive use of leisure time by providing individuals with opportunities to practice these skills

in specially selected community settings.

All trips depart from the Colorado Springs Senior Center, 1514 N. Hancock Ave., unless noted. All trips are limited to four wheelchairs.

Online registration is not available for trips; mail-in or drop-off only!

TUBING AT FRISCO ADVENTURE PARKJoin us at Frisco Adventure Park where adults can be kids again! The hill features lengthy 1200 foot tubing lanes with lift service up the hill. Enjoy two hours of tubing fun with lunch onsite. A separate liability waiver will be required to participate.

Tuesday, Jan. 97:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; #9739Limit: 12 (max.), 10 (min.)Fee: $61

Notes: Please dress warm with a hat, gloves, heavy jacket, and waterproof footwear. Please bring a change of clothes for the afternoon when tubing is over. Bring a sack lunch and water bottle to eat on site.

CELESTIAL SEASONINGS & LEANIN’ TREE MUSEUMInvigorate your senses! Start the day with a tour of Celestial Seasonings Tea Factory in the morning where you will see for yourself how wholesome products are blended, packaged, and shipped. Enjoy lunch onsite at the Celestial Café and then travel across the street to the Leanin’ Tree Museum and experience a tour of the greeting card plant. Watch as flat sheets of blank paper are transformed into beautiful, full-color cards.

Tuesday, Apr. 108:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; #9740Limit: 12 (max.); 10 (min.)Fee: $25

Note: Please wear shoes comfortable for walking as this is a walking tour, and bring money for lunch at the Celestial Café the day of the trip.

DENVER BOTANICAL GARDENSJoin us as we travel to the Denver Botanical Gardens at York Street, which presents a wide range of gardens and collections that illustrate an ever-winding diversity of plants from all corners of the world! Distinctive gardens define and celebrate a Western identity and a unique high altitude climate and geography. Don’t forget your camera!

Tuesday, May 18 a.m.-3 p.m.; #9741Limit: 12 (max.); 10 (min.)Fee: $35.50

Notes: Please wear appropriate footwear for walking and dress for outdoor weather. Bring money for lunch at a local restaurant.

Don AllredGary ArchuletaCris Barnhart

Al BrodyMeredith Burke

Jay BurnsJen Carlson

Heather CassidyMark Clauss

Charleen ColvinGeri CookJoni Crane

Eydie ElkinsDerek GeorgeLamont Gizzi

Alma Grandpre’

Rylan Grandpre’Whitney Herndon

Mark Hesse

Michelle IwataMarissa KoubaGail Labosky

Caroline LamzLarry LamzFranki LangJim Lathrop

Mary Ann LuersJon MacCaffrey

Lynn MacCaffreyKim Matthews

Gerardo Medrano

Charlotte MockJoe Morales

Shelly McCraryKevin McDonaldJimmy Osborne

Barry O’SheaSarah O’SheaCathy Poral

Rodger ReddishDan Ridderhoff

Diane RidderhoffJeff RinglingKen Ringling

Ivonne “Ivy” RiosLarry Seidman

Alan Severn

Tammy ShotkoskiMike SmithTerry Smith

Keoki SmytheBrianna SoehrenSherry Somers

Lynn StringhamKaitlin SweeneyAndy TavennerKaren Trimmer

Steve TurnerEric WallaceJessica WirtzBarbara Zeiss

2017 TRP VOLUNTEERSWe would like to acknowledge the following volunteers for their outstanding contributions in time and effort over the past year.

Thanks to all of you for making a differencein the lives of persons with disabilities in Colorado Springs!

ADULTSSarah AbercrombieChristian Fallentine

Hannah FranklinDennis Hotel

Edwin LeeEvan MacCaffreyGabriel Medrano

Grayson MillerMason MooreAmy Nikaido

INTERNSCarrie GoodfellowMegan McIntoshDanielle Nehman

Cheers!YOUTH

Paige Huntsman Brahaney

Winter registration begins Monday, December 4

SPORTS, FITNESS & AQUATICS Programs in this section teach a progression of physical skills and help participants achieve and maintain fitness. These activities also encourage a sense of teamwork and fair play, promote a healthy active lifestyle, and promote self-esteem.

PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

OUTDOOR ADVENTURESOutdoor Adventures provide participants with opportunities to explore higher risk outdoor leisure activities

that include the use of adaptive equipment, learn new leisure skills in selected community settings, and benefit from experiences that focus on challenge by choice.

All trips depart from the Colorado Springs Senior Center, 1514 N. Hancock Ave., unless noted. All trips are limited to four wheelchairs.

Online registration is not available for trips; mail-in or drop-off only!

CROSS COUNTRY SKIING/SNOW-SHOEINGPicture yourself silently gliding on a cross-country trail or creating the first set of snowshoe tracks in fresh powder as you trek through the peaceful woods of the Frisco Nordic Center in the mountains near Breckenridge. Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) instructors will be on hand to assist participants at all levels of ability.

Tuesday, Jan. 23; #9706Limit: 8 (max.), 6 (min.)Fee: $68

Notes: This trip is from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Bring a sack lunch. This is a strenuous activity and is only recommended for individuals that are in good physical condition. BOEC forms will be available upon registration.

DOWNHILL SKIING (SITTING OR STANDING)AGES 12 & OLDERExperience the hills and thrills of downhill skiing on the slopes of Summit County! The nationally recognized Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) provides individualized instruction targeted to all levels and abilities. Their trained personnel and adapted equipment make this a special experience.

• Tuesday, Feb. 6: For veterans and persons with physical disabilities; #9707

• Tuesday, Feb. 20: For individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities; #9708

Limit: 8 (max.), 6 (min.)Fee: $88

Notes: This trip is from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Bring a sack lunch. BOEC forms will be available upon registration.

DOG SLEDDINGAlways a popular trip, this exciting one-hour tour is designed to give each person the opportunity to ride on a dogsled and on a sleigh pulled by a snowmobile.

Tuesday, Mar. 6; #9709Limit: 16 (max.), 13 (min.)Fee: $48

Notes: This trip is from 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Bring money for lunch at a Breckenridge restaurant. Participants must have the ability to sit and hold on independently. Please dress warmly as the activity takes place at an elevation between 9,000-10,000 feet. A liability release form must be signed prior to the activity.

FIT CLUBLet’s get movin’! Join us each week for an exciting and different fitness experience. We will use hand weights, fitness bands, and fitness balls and learn how to incorporate those into our workout routines. Get a full body workout in great new ways!

Goodwill Campus1460 Garden of the Gods Rd.Mondays; Jan. 22-Feb. 123-4 p.m.; #9742Limit: 8 (max.); 6 (min.)Fee: $25

Notes: Please wear comfortable clothing, tennis shoes, and bring a bottle of water to class. Meet in the Visitors Entrance at the beginning of each class.

SPLASH ZONELove to splash, kick, and make waves? Join us in the pool for a variety of exercises de-signed to increase our cardio and fitness as we do a circuit training session each week. Come make a splash towards a healthier you!

Memorial Park Swimming Pool280 S. Union Blvd.Mondays; Mar. 5-263-4 p.m.; #9743Limit: 12 (max.), 10 (min.)Fee: $25

Note: Please wear a swimming suit and bring a towel and change of clothes for after class.

CYCLING TRAIL RIDE SERIESThe TRP is again partnering with local bike specialist, Cycle Different, to offer an opportunity for participants to build upon cycling skills and ride on adaptive cycles on short trail rides along Shooks Run. Participants will practice trail etiquette and cycling safety, while accessing one of Colorado Springs most popular trail systems. Cycles and helmets are provided. Plan to attend all three dates as consistency is a vital component for this series.

Tuesdays; May 8-221-3 p.m.; #9744Limit: 6 (max.); 4 (min.)Fee: $27

Note: This program is geared for individuals with developmental/intellectual disabilities. Meeting location to be determined after registration.

Winter registration begins Monday, December 4

PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIESClasses in this and the Paralympic Sport section are specifically designed for individuals with physical disabilities,

e.g., stroke, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, brain injury, etc.

AQUA REHABChallenge yourself to a stretching and strengthening water workout three times a week. Activities will be geared to gradually improve stamina, increase flexibility, and strengthen muscles. The class will be adapted to the ability level of the participants, including opportunities for water walking and deeper-water aerobic workouts.

Memorial Park Swimming Pool, 280 S. Union Blvd.Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays10-11 a.m.• Jan. 3-Feb. 2; #9710• Feb. 5-Mar. 2; #9711• Mar. 5-30; #9712• Apr. 2-27; #9713• Apr. 30-May 25; #9714Limit: 15 (max.), 12 (min.)Fee: $40/session

Notes: Participants must have a current year physician prescription. No class on Jan. 15 and Feb. 19 due to City holidays.

BOCCIA This specialized sport of dedication and precision is open to youth and adults ages 6 and older with cerebral palsy, brain injury, muscular dystrophy, stroke and multiple sclerosis. There will be opportunity for match play and in-house competition. Due to popular demand, two sessions will be offered. Sign up for one or both sessions!

Colorado Springs Senior Center, 1514 N. Hancock Ave.Tuesdays; 3:30-4:30 p.m.• Session 1: Jan. 9-Feb. 27; #9715• Session 2: Mar. 13-May 1; #9716Limit: 6 (max.), 4 (min.)Fee: $36/session

Note: No class on Mar. 6 due to TRP dog sledding trip.

ADAPTIVE CYCLING RIDESThe TR Program is again partnering with local bike specialist, Cycle Different - ANGLETECH to host weekend cycling rides on the area bike trail system for individuals with a physical disability. Please bring your own cycle if you have one. If you need a bike, Cycle Different - ANGLETECH will have cycles available for sign-out prior to each date, including recumbent trikes, handcycles, and upright bikes. Pre-registration is required for each single ride date below. Beginner or veteran riders are welcome!

1483 Garden of the Gods Rd.Saturdays; 1-3:30 p.m. Apr. 7; #9717Apr. 21; #9718

Saturdays; 9 a.m.-1 p.m.May 5; #9719May 19; #9720Limit: 12 (max.), 9 (min.)Fee: $ 9/date

ARCHERYJoin us for one or both four week program series, as we meet at the Archery School of the Rockies for indoor archery! It will provide the opportunity for individuals with physical disabilities to expand their archery skills as well as physical health, focus, and attention skills. Beginner and experienced archers are welcome to participate.

Archery School of the Rockies, 1831 N. Circle Dr.Wednesdays; 1-3 p.m.Session 1: Feb. 7-28; #9721Session 2: Mar. 21-Apr. 11; #9722Limit: 8 (max.), 4 (min.)Fee: $60/session

Note: Equipment will be provided, however if you have your own bow please bring it with you.

Therapeutic Recreation Program PoliciesIt is the goal of the Therapeutic Recreation Program to provide a positive, safe, and fun recreation experience for all individuals.

To provide you with the best possible experience, we have developed the following policies:

Please note specific trip arrival and departure times. All trips will wait a maximum of 15 minutes before departing. Upon return, all participants must be picked up within 15 minutes. If you know you will be late, call the cell phone at (719) 651-7704. Please be considerate of the group.

Note that each program activity has a list of maximum and minimum numbers for enrollment. If the maximum numbers have been reached, a wait list will be initiated and those individuals will be contacted when there is an opening. If the minimum numbers are not reached, the class will be canceled.

Because we attempt to accommodate as many people as possible, if you cannot participate in a scheduled program, please call to cancel as soon as possible so we can contact the participants on the wait list. Your consideration is appreciated.

REGISTRATION FORMParticipant Name: Age: Birthdate: Gender: mMale mFemale

Address: City: Zip:

Primary Phone: Other Phone: Email:

Active Military: Veteran: Disability:

Parent/Guardian Name:

Type of Living Situation (choose one): mFamily mIndependent Living mGroup Home mSupervised Apt. mOther

Emergency Contact/Relationship: Phone:

List Medications: Does participant need supervision/assistance with taking medications? mYes mNo

Diet Restrictions (list):

Check those that apply: mAsthma mDiabetes mTube Feeding mAllergies (type: ) Epi Pen required: mYes mNo

Is the participant subject to seizures? mYes mNo Type: Frequency:

Assistive equipment and/or physical restrictions:

Other pertinent information in regards to safety and behavioral concerns:

Other information that may enhance the quality and safety of recreation participation:

WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS: Please read this form carefully and be aware in registering yourself or your minor child/ward for participation in the City of Colorado Springs Therapeutic Recreation Program, you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you or your minor child/ ward might sustain arising out of said program(s). I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in a program, and I agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, damages or loss regardless of severity which I or my minor child/ward may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with such program. I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my child/ward may have as a result of participating in the program against the City of Colorado Springs Therapeutic Recreation Program and its officers, agents, servants and employees. I do hereby fully release and discharge the City of Colorado Springs Therapeutic Recreation Program and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and all claims from injuries, damage, or loss which I or my minor child/ward may have or which may accrue to me or my minor child/ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of the program. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the City of Colorado Springs Therapeutic Recreation Program and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages, and losses sustained by me or my minor child/ward arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of the program. In the event of any emergency, I authorize the City of Colorado Springs Therapeutic Recreation Program to secure from any licensed hospital, physician, and/or medical personnel any treatment deemed necessary for me or my minor child/ward’s immediate care and agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services rendered. I have read and fully understand the Program Details, Waiver and Release of All Claims and Permission to Secure Treatment.

PLEASE SIGN. EACH REGISTRATION FORM MUST BE SIGNED.

Participant/Parent/Guardian: Date:

a Activity Name # Fee

ARTS & CULTURE

Mixed Emotions Dance Troupe 9723 $120

DRUMS ALIVE ® Bootcamp 9724 $12.50

DRUMS ALIVE ® Level 1 9725 $25

DRUMS ALIVE ® Level 2 9726 $25

Fresh Flavors 9727 $60

Behind the Lens 9728 $25

SOCIAL ENRICHMENT

Brain Games 9729 $10

Out on Town Dance: Jan. 19 9730 $5

Out on Town Dance: Feb. 16 9731 $5

Out on Town Dance: Mar. 16 9732 $5

Out on Town Dance: Apr. 20 9733 $5

Out on Town Dance: May 18 9734 $5

a Activity Name # Fee

SPORTS, FITNESS & AQUATICS Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

Fit Club 9742 $25

Splash Zone 9743 $25

Cycling Trail Ride Series 9744 $27

SPORTS, FITNESS & AQUATICS Physical Disabilities

Aqua-Rehab: Jan. 3-Feb. 2 9710 $40

Aqua-Rehab: Feb. 5-Mar. 2 9711 $40

Aqua-Rehab: Mar. 5-30 9712 $40

Aqua-Rehab: Apr. 2-27 9713 $40

Aqua-Rehab: Apr. 30-May 25 9714 $40

Boccia: Jan. 9-Feb. 27 9715 $36

Boccia: Mar. 13-May 1 9716 $36

Adaptive Cycling: Apr. 7 9717 $9

Adaptive Cycling: Apr. 21 9718 $9

Adaptive Cycling: May 5 9719 $9

Adaptive Cycling: May 19 9720 $9

Archery: Feb. 7-28 9721 $60

Archery: Mar. 21-Apr. 11 9722 $60

a Activity Name # Fee

COMMUNITY INTEGRATION/LEISURE EDUCATION

COS Club 9735 $74

Miniature Horse Therapy: Mon. 9736 $40

Miniature Horse Therapy: Wed. 9737 $40

Essential Oils Basics 9738 $10

DAYTIME JAUNTS

Tubing at Frisco 9739 $61

Celestial Seasoning 9740 $25

Denver Botanical Gardens 9741 $35.50

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

Cross Country Skiing/Snow-Shoeing 9706 $68

Downhill SkiingVeterans & Physical Disabilities 9707 $88

Downhill SkiingIntellectual/Developmental Disabilities 9708 $88

Dog Sledding 9709 $48

m Yes m No Registrant has authorization to ride the PRCS buses for TR field trips.

m Yes m No CONSENT TO CONTACT AND RELEASE INFORMATION: I grant permission to the TRP contact school, teacher, physician, employer and/or providerfor the purpose of gathering or releasing information regarding the participant. The information will be used to implement the most effective plan in providing therapeutic recreation and inclusion services. All information will be kept confidential.

(check all that apply) m Educational Material mPromotional Material (fliers, brochures) mSocial Media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube,...)

m Yes m No I hereby give permission for photographs, stories and recordings of myself and/or my child to featured in the following marketing efforts of the City of Colorado Springs and their agents/partners.

HOW TO REGISTERComplete the information for each class on the Therapeutic Recreation Program Registration Form.

WHERE TO REGISTERMail your registration form to or register in-person at:

Therapeutic Recreation Program1315 E. Pikes Peak Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80909

OROnline at: www.coloradosprings.gov/TRclick Register Here Button

Before registering for any activities online, families must establish an account and receive a LOGIN and PASSWORD.Contact TRP for details.Online registrations require payment with Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover.

WHEN TO REGISTER Beginning Monday, Dec. 48 a.m.-5 p.m.All mail-in and drop-off registrations will be placed in a box. At the end of each day, registrations will be randomly drawn until the classes are filled or all registrations are drawn. A receipt will be sent to you by email or in the mail to confirm your enrollment in the class.

PAYMENTTo reserve a spot in the program, one-half of each class fee must accompany the registration form. Payment-in-full must be made by the first day of class. Make checks payable to Recreation Services. All payments will be processed after the turn of the New Year (i.e. after Jan. 1, 2018).

ADJUSTED FEESPayment Plans and Adjusted Fees are available for classes exceeding a registration cost of $25. Trip fees do not qualify. Please contact the TRP Supervisor for additional information.

CANCELLATIONSIf a class is canceled due to lack of registration, you will be notified and may choose to:

• enroll in another activity• obtain credit toward other activities• receive a full refund

REFUND POLICYA refund or credit for classes/activities will not be issued once registration has occurred. If withdrawal from the class/activity is for a medical reason or due to a move from the Pikes Peak region, a pro-rated credit or refund will be issued from the start date up to the mid-point of the class/activity. No refund or credit will be issued after 50% of the class/activity has been completed.

A full refund or credit will be issued if the TRP cancels a class/activity. When requesting a refund, please specify refund check or credit to your account. Allow 2 weeks for a refund check.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL SERVICESTHERAPEUTIC RECREATION PROGRAM

1315 EAST PIKES PEAK AVENUECOLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80909

Felicia Barnhart, CTRSProgram Supervisor(719) 385-6964fbarnhart@springsgov.com

Allen BeauchampAdaptive Cycling Specialist(719) 385-6855abeauchamp@springsgov.com

Sarah Braun, CTRSProgram Coordinator(719) 385-6855 sbraun@springsgov.com

Jacki MuellerRecreation Assistant(719) 385-6965jmueller1@springsgov.com

HOW TO REACH US

TRP STAFFTR Cell for Day of Trips(719) 651-7704

Paralympic Sport Club Cell(719) 200-8427

Office Front Desk(719) 385-6002

Fax(719) 385-6013

OTHER NUMBERS

1315 East Pikes Peak AvenueColorado Springs, CO 80909

ORvisit www.coloradosprings.gov/trand follow us on

Winter/Spring InternCasey Grice, The College at Brockport, State University of New York