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Wheels on Fire We've got a new day and time! Basketball, Rugby, Soccer, Bocce, you play it and we offer it! Wheels on Fire is a sports team designed for athletes who enjoy a variety of sports. No wheel-chair? No problem, we have extra chairs for use during program. Athletes of all abilities are wel-come. The team practices basic sports skills, team cooperation and rules of competitive play. This program focuses on exposure to a variety of wheelchair sports with the option for competitive skill development. We may also engage in special activities such as field trips and holiday parties. Snacks may be provided. Participants must be able to participate in a 1:5 staff to participant ratio and be independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant.

Meet Our Staff

Liz Best Mayfair Community Center

2039 Kammerer Ave San José, CA 95116 408-794-1065 phone

[email protected]

Alexandria Donaldson Bascom Community Center

1000 S. Bascom Ave. San José, CA 95128 408-794-6290 phone

[email protected]

Donna Hepp Camden Community Center

3369 Union Ave.San José, CA 95124 408-369-6438 phone

[email protected]

Vacant Seven Trees Community Center

3590 Cas Dr. San José, CA 95111 408-794-1690 phone

@sanjoseca.gov

Christy Matta- Therapeutic Service Manager 200 East Santa Clara St San José, CA 95113

408-535-3569 phone [email protected]

ONLINE Register online at www.sjregistration.com Online is available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week for your convenience.

MAIL Mail the registration form found in this brochure to:

Camden Community Center –AASR

3369 Union Ave. San Jose, CA 95124 WALK-IN

Register in person during regular business hours at any Community Center.

FAX Fax the registration form to: Camden Community Center: 408-559-1203

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Programs for children and teens with disabilities

Many of our programs take the summer off so that we may focus on providing camps and other special opportunities for our customers. Look for them to return in fall 2016!

Returns fall 2016! Instead, why not check out Northern California Junior Sports Camp.

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Fun for All This class focuses on fun with music, games, arts and crafts, movement activities and a field trip. This play program is designed for children with developmental disabilities including those with Au-tism Spectrum Disorders. Children should bring a sack lunch to class each week. Participants must be able to function in a 1:3 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs.

Power Soccer Drop-In Power soccer is an electrifying and growing multi-player sport designed for those who use power chairs. Come join our power soccer teams San Jose Steamrollers, Rockets, and Flash to help de-velop your skills in a power chair while playing an exciting sport. You will get the opportunity to play with your team in local and national tournaments. Depending on skill level and coaches re-cruitment, participants will be placed on one of the three teams. Steamroller practice from 10am-12pm. Rockets practice from 12pm- 2pm. Flash practices from 1pm-3pm. Participants must be able to have a power chair adaptable for power soccer. Participants must be able to function in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs. There will only be two drop-in date for this session.

Course # Location Time Date Day Ages Cost Mtg Scholarship Price

296.1.4100 Bascom 10am-3pm 6/11 Sa 5+ $8 1 $2

296.1.4102 Bascom 10am-3pm 6/18 Sa 1 5+ $8 $2

Returns fall 2016! Instead, why not check out Playcamps at Roosevelt and Kirk Centers.

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Power Soccer Skills Development Join the San Jose Steamrollers, Rockets, and Flash in the electrifying and growing sport of power soccer! This program is designed to improve participants skills and understanding of power soccer. This is a great way for participants to learn the game of power soccer in a recreational setting. Par-ticipants must be able to function in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio, independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care.

Attendants will be required to pass a City of San Jose background check in programs that serve youth under 18 years of age.

Teen Social Time Come down to Mayfair's game room to have a good time! We have a pool table, foosball table, ping pong, xbox and playstation. We will give you time with the video games as well as do some group structured activities. Work on your social skills while having fun! Your input will help us de-velop games and activities that will be fun for you. This class is structured for teen with disabilities with a higher staff ratio of 5 to 1. Your teen must be able to function within this ratio and be inde-pendent with personal care or bring an attendant.

Course # Location Time Date Day Ages Cost Mtg Scholarship Price

210.1.4062 Mayfair 10:30-12:30pm 7/16-8/20 Sa 12-16 $62/$66 6 $15.50

Non-Residents are welcome to participate in Programs and Classes at all of our San Jose Com-munity Centers. Non-Residents will be charged an additional $4.00 for activities.

Returns fall 2016! Instead, why not check out Northern California Junior Sports Camp.

Brochure Errors: Our staff has made every effort to prepare this brochure as accurately as possible; however, errors can oc-cur. Circumstances may require adjustments be made to programs, fees, schedules, etc. AASR reserves the right to make any such adjustments. The staff apologize for any inconvenience these errors or adjust-ments may cause.

Brochure Mail Delivery: AASR relies upon the post office for mail deliveries of our seasonal brochures. AASR assumes no responsi-bility for mail delivery. If for some reason you do not receive a brochure, please pick one up at your local community center or library.

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Programs for teens and adults with disabilities

Simply Cooking This introductory course for adults with developmental disabilities covers basic kitchen safety, basic menu planning, and preparing simple dishes. Menus will include breakfast, lunch, dinners, and deserts. Class includes lecture, observation, and hands on preparation. Students will receive instructional materials to take home. Class is conducted in a teaching kitchen which utilizes gas burners. Participants must be able to function in a 1:4 staff to participant ratio, independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care.

Course # Location Time Date Day Mtg Age Cost Scholarship Price

296.1.4004 Almaden 6:30pm-8pm 6/22-8/10 W 9 16+ $94/$98 $23.50

G.O. Fitness Goal Oriented Fitness is designed for youth and teens with a disability. Whether you are trying fit-ness for the first time or want to upgrade your fitness goals this is the program for you! Our trained staff will safely guide you through customized adapted exercises and circuit sessions that will work with your ability level. We work with treadmills, exercise balls, stationary bikes, resistance equipment and mat exercises to deliver a fun adapted program that will keep you coming back for more. Participants must be able to function in a 1:3 staff to participant ratio, independent with per-sonal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care.

Wheelchair Tennis—Beginner & Intermediate Grab your tennis racquet and bounce out to the Wallenberg Park (Curtner/ Cottle) Tennis courts in San Jose. This program is for beginner to intermediate players. Our coaching staff will help you to reach your tennis goals. Sessions will include drills, stroke analysis, fun games and free play. Participants must be able to function in a 1:5 staff to participant ratio, independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care. Attendants will be required to pass a City of San Jose background check in programs that serve youth under 18 years of age.

Adapted Golf This program is a hole in one for persons with physical disabilities and offers professional instruc-tion in Adapted Golf. Components of the program include stroke analysis, chipping, pitching, put-ting, and golf basics. Participants must be able to function in a 1:5 staff to participant ratio, inde-pendent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care.


296.1.4110 Wallenberg Park 1:00pm-3:00pm 6/25-8/13 Sa 8 12+ $60/$64 $15

Returns fall 2016!

Returns fall 2016!

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Programs for Teens & Adults with Disabilities

Wheelchair Basketball Nothin' but net! Come out and shoot some hoops with your friends and learn the exciting sport of wheelchair basketball. All ability levels welcome. No sports chair, no problem; we have extra sports chairs available to use during program. Tournament opportunities are available for big gamers. Don’t miss out! Participants must be able to function in a 1:10 staff to participant ratio, independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care. No practice July 13th.


296.1.4107 Bascom 5:30pm-8pm 6/15-8/10 W 8 13+ $64/$68 $16

Advanced Wheelchair Basketball This is a Wheelchair Basketball practice for advanced players who are competing at a high level. Don't miss out! Participants must be able to function in a 1 to 10 staff to participant ratio and be independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care. Returns fall 2016!

Adapted Bowling It's a strike! Come join us for our immensely popular bowling program. Due to popular demand - located at Bowlmor San Jose, 5420 Thornwood Drive in San Jose on Tuesdays from 4:00-5:30pm. Ages 11 and up are welcome. Register today, the lanes are going fast! Participants must be able to function in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio, independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care.

Returns fall 2016!

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Programs for Adults with Disabilities

Monthly Social Come join us on the last Tuesday of the month for some fun! Each month will have a different theme or activity. Examples include Bingo, holiday parties, playing in the game room, arts and crafts, etc. Please register in advance to reserve your spot. Contact the community center if you would like to receive a flyer with details of the month’s event. Participants must be able to func-tion in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio and be independent with personal care needs.


210.1.4031 Mayfair 6:30pm-8:00pm 7/26 Tu 1 18+ $7 $1.75

210.1.4032 Mayfair 6:30-pm8:00pm 8/30 Tu 1 18+ $7 $1.75

Leisure Club Come out and meet new friends! This leisure program is designed to develop leisure awareness and social skills for individuals with developmental disabilities. Activities include crafts, games, music, parties and more. Participants who are able will go on one community outing per session. Individuals must be able to understand simple directions and require minimal supervision. Partici-pants must be able to function in a 1:5 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs.

**Attendants will be required to pass a City of San Jose background check in programs that serve youth under 18 years of age.

Returns fall 2016!

Adapted Fitness Don't put it off any longer! The time has come to jump start your fitness level. The program is locat-ed at a fully equipped Camden Community Fitness Center for individuals 18 and up with a physical disability. Each participant will receive a customized workout program designed to achieve their per-sonal fitness goals. Participants must be able to function in a 1:5 staff to participant ratio, independ-ent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care. Please note: No class July 4th.A 10-visit punch pass is available for participants to drop-in. The punch card will be debited one punch for one class day. TO RECEIVE YOUR PUNCH PASS, CONTACT Loren Peak at [email protected].

Course # Location Time Date Day Ages Mtg Cost Scholarship Price

296.1.4105 Camden 1pm-3:30pm 6/13-8/19 M,W,F 18+ 29 $162/$166 $40.50

296.1.4109 Camden 1pm-3:30pm 6/13-8/19 M,W,F 18+ 10 $55 $13.75

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More Programs for Adults with Disabilities


382.1.4000 Camden 7pm-9pm 6/23-8/11 Th 18+ 8 $42/$46 $10.50

Around the Town Club Join us for a night on the town! This social club utilizes community trips to improve socialization, lei-sure awareness and independent living skills. Try new things and explore your community with the support and encouragement of friendly, knowledgeable staff. Past activities have included movies, restaurants, sporting events, theme events and nights at the theatre. The first night of the program will take place at Camden Community Center. Location thereafter varies based on participants cho-sen activities. Participants will be assigned to a group the first night. An event calendar will be passed out the second week of program. Members must be able to participate within a 1:6 staff to participant ratio and independent with their personal care needs. Please note: registration fee co-vers staffing costs only. Additional weekly fees may be required based on chosen activity costs.


210.1.4027 Cinelux 6pm-9:30pm 7/5 Tu 1 18+ $21 $5.25

HIRLN Pizza and Movie Head Injury Recreation and Leisure Network is a social club for survivors of head injuries and strokes. Join us at Luigi's Pizza in Campbell for pizza and a soda. Then we will walk over to the Campbell Plaza Theaters to see a movie that is play-ing around 7pm. Participants must be able to function in a 1 to 8 ratio and be inde-pendent with personal care needs or bring an attendant with them. Attendant must pay for their own meal and movie ticket or register for the class. Please call Liz Best @ 794-1065 to receive a flyer or with any questions.

Urban Explorers Get out and explore! This is a Saturday walking club directed towards teens and young adults with disabilities. Each week, we will meet at the Roosevelt Community Center and travel using public transportation to different trails, museums, festivals and parks in the area. San Jose has a lot to of-fer its urban dwelling explorers. We'll learn about our unique community settings while meeting new friends and getting a little exercise. Participants must be able to participate in a 1:5 staff to partici-pant ratio and independent with personal care needs.

Returns fall 2016!

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Programs for Groups


210.1.4023 Mayfair 11:30am-12:30pm July Th, F 18+ 9 $8 $2

210.1.4024 Mayfair 11:30am-12:30pm August Th, F 18+ 8 $8 $2

Group Arts Class This program is geared towards groups of people with disabilities. Come check out the Mayfair Community Center and relax with some arts and crafts. This program is designed to improve fine motor skills, creativity and social skills. You will be guided through art projects, gardening, and specialty crafts. Staff must accompany clients in a 3 to 1 ratio. Program design is flexible. Please call Liz at 794-1065 to schedule your group.

Special Events


210.1.4020 Mayfair 6:30-9:00pm 7/15 F All 1 FREE NA

210.1.4021 Mayfair 6:30-9:00pm 8/12 F All 1 FREE NA

Family Movie Night Come join us for a Movie on the big screen. People of all abilities are welcome. Popcorn will be provided. Bring your family and friends to see a rated G or PG Movie. Contact the center for more details 408-794-1060


210.1.4029 Mayfair 6:00-9:00pm 8/2 Tu 18+ 1 FREE NA

National Night Out @ Mayfair (Therapeutic Group) National Night Out is a yearly event at Mayfair Community Center. The community comes togeth-er to celebrate with a carnival type atmosphere. This event is big with over 400 people in attend-ance, which is overwhelming for some people. Our group will have a quiet room and two staff people to assist those that need a little more help. Contact the center for more details 408-794-1060

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SCI Connections SCI- Connections is a support group for people with Spinal Cord Injuries and their fami-lies This support group is open to all individuals with SCI and family members. You do not have to be a past patient from SCVMC. For more information on this group please contact the Sup-port Program Coordinator, Robert Medel at Santa Clara County Valley Medical Center, Rehabili-tation Research Center at (408) 885-2397.

Support Groups

Course # Location Time Date Day Ages Cost Mtg

296.5.4502 Bascom 6:30pm-8:30pm 2nd & 4th Tues of each month Tu all free 2x per month


296.5.4501 Bascom 6:30pm-8:30pm 3rd Thurs of each month Th 12+ free 1x per month

Mild Brain Injury Support MBI peer support group provides support for people with Mild Brain Injuries and their families. For more information on this group please contact the Support Program Coordinator, Robert Medel at Santa Clara County Valley Medical Center, Rehabilitation Research Center at (408) 885-2397.

Fiesta Familiar This support group, Fiesta Familiar, is sponsored by Fiesta Educativa Sur de la Bahia, a non profit organization of Latino parents of children with special needs. Fiesta Familiar brings Span-ish speaking parents of children with special needs together to learn, get informed, and support each other. Different topics will be discussed each month based on the needs of those attend-ing. For more information contact Teresa Montes de Oca, Regional Coordinator, Fiesta Educa-tiva, Sur de la Bahia at (408) 954-5952


210.5.4612 Mayfair 5:30-7:30pm Last Friday of each month Fr all free 1x per month

SUR DE LA BAHÍA

“Padres Unidos Haciendo la Diferencia” Sábado 24 de Septiembre 2016

Mayfair Community Center, 2039 Kammerer Ave, San Jose CA 95116

Los temas de la conferencia incluyen: Abogacía, Apoyo Familiar, Educación Especial y mucho mas.

Somos un grupo de padres, agen-cias y profesionales que ofrecemos información, apoyo, recursos y ser-vicios a familias con miembros con

capacidades diferentes.

Para la forma de registro llama y mas informacion Fiesta Educativa

2302 Zanker Road San José CA 95131 Tel: (408) 954-5952

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City of San José All Access Sports and Recreation

2016 Summer Camps

Course # Camp Name Ages Days Dates Time Location Mtgs. Cost Scholarship

Register at any Community Center or Online at www.sjregistration.com Registration Begins Feb 22nd

June 231.1.4288 Adapted Digital Arts Camp 14-22 M-F 6/13-6/17 1pm-4pm Seven Trees 5 $159/$163 $39.75

231.1.4210 Playcamp 5-11 M-F 6/13-6/17 10am-2pm Roosevelt 5 $120/$124 $30


210.1.4015 Diabetes Camp– type 1 children 4-11 M-F 6/20-6/24 9am-4pm Mayfair 5 $400 n/a

July

296.1.4208 Northern California Jr. Sports Camp 5-21 Su-Sa 7/10-7/16 overnight SJSU 6 $675 n/a

296.1.4209 Northern California Jr. Sports Camp 5-21 Su-Sa 7/10-7/16 daycamp SJSU 6 $450 n/a

210.1.4252 Camp Superstuff– Asthma Camp 6-12 M-F 7/18-7/22 9am-5pm Mayfair 5 $120 n/a


210.1.4242 Healthy Challenge Type 2 Diabetes Camp 8-15 M-F 7/25-7/29 9am-4pm Mayfair 5 Free n/a

382.1.4200 Playcamp 5-11 M-F 7/25-7/29 10am-2pm Kirk 5 $120/$124 $30


August

210.1.4200 Healthy Challenge Type 2 Diabetes Camp 8-15 M-F 8/1-8/5 9am-4pm Seven Trees 5 Free n/a





Liz Best

Mayfair Community Center

2039 Kammerer Ave

San José, CA 95116

408-794-1065 phone

[email protected]

Seven Trees

Community Center

3590 Cas Dr.

San José, CA 95111

408-794-1690 phone

Alex Donaldson

Bascom Community Center

1000 S. Bascom Ave.

San José, CA 95128

408-794-6290 phone

[email protected]

Contact information:

Donna Hepp

Camden Community Center

3369 Union Ave.

San José, CA 95124

408-369-6448 phone

[email protected]

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Northern California Junior Sports Camp Junior Sports Camp covers introductory and intermediate instruction in both recreational and competitive wheelchair sports for individuals with physical disabilities ages 5-21. World class wheelchair athletes provide instruction in a variety of sports. The camp is sponsored by the City of San José and Far West Wheelchair Athletic Association. Campers have a residential or day camp option. For more information and registration materials, contact Alex Donaldson at 408-794-6290 or via e-mail at [email protected]. On line registration is not accepted.

Camp Superstuff- Asthma Camp Every summer, Breathe California offers Camp Superstuff, a week-long day camp held within the region served by Breathe California of the Bay Area. This year, the City of San Jose, Mayfair Community Center, is partnering with Breathe California to offer Camp Su-perstuff. This camp is designed for children 6-12 suffering from asthma, Camp Superstuff blends asthma education curriculum with traditional summer camp activities.

Healthy Challenge Type 2 Diabetes Camp Is your child diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes or pre-pre-diabetes? Are they close to being diagnosed? Has your pediatrician encouraged your child to eat healthier, exercise more, or lose weight? If you said YES to any of these questions, then this camp is for you! Come have fun and learn about healthy lifestyle choices. This is a camp with art, sports, activities, healthy snacks, and diabetes education. A diabetes educator and dietician will be at the camp to answer questions and teach healthy living skills. Camp staff will get the kids moving and having fun! Ages 8-15. This camp is a joint collaboration between the City of San Jose and the American Diabetes Association. Children must qualify for this camp.

Playcamp These day camps are designed for children with cognitive disabilities who need a higher level of staff assistance for participation including those with Autism Spectrum disorder. Activities will include arts and crafts, games, circle time, a field trip, and more. Children should bring a sack lunch to camp each day. Participants must be able to function in a 1:3 staff to child ratio and be independent with personal care needs or bring an attendant with them. Attendants will need to be fingerprinted by the City of San Jose.

Diabetes Camp– Type 1 Children This collaborative day camp program is provided by the City of San Jose's Therapeutic Services and California Diabetes Association. There will be fun activities, outings, games, crafts, and diabetes education. Nursing staff will be on site to help monitor blood sugars and provide education to participants and families. Registration is taken by the California Diabetes Association. Please contact Kat at 775-856-3839 or online at www.nda.campviews.com to regis-

About the Camps:

Adapted Digital Arts Camp Join our introductory multimedia camp for teens and young adults with disabilities! You'll work on projects in music production, video editing, graphic design, and photography. Material costs and snacks will be covered. Participants must be able to function in a 1:5 staff to participant ratio, independent with personal care needs or provide an at-tendant for personal care needs. (If a participant is under 18, personal attendants are required to pass a City of San Jose background check.) REQUIRED PREREQUESITE: MUST HAVE AT LEAST BASIC MAC COMPUTER LITERACY

City of San José All Access Sports and Recreation

2016 Summer Camps

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