Therapeutic Recreation Services - Summer 2016 Guide

Recreation programs for individuals with disabilities • Summer 2016 (Jun-Aug)

RegistrationBegins Monday, June 6 @ 8:00am pg. 2

Super SuppersNow with expanded offeringspg. 6

Tank MuseumTake a trip to see cool war machinespg. 8

CELEBRATING 40!We’re one of the nation’s longest runningTherapeutic Recreation programspg.9

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TRS is a partnership between Roanoke County, City of Roanoke & City of Salem

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Therapeutic Recreation Services of the Roanoke Valley provides specialized and adaptive recreation and leisure services that empower people with disabilities to gain the knowledge and skills needed for the development of a leisure lifestyle that meets their interests and needs. The programs listed in this guide are designed to meet the needs and interests of individuals with developmental/cognitive disabilities, head injury related disabilities, or who have psychiatric disabilities.

TRS Support StaffSupport Staff assist as needed in all aspects of your participation in TRS programs. Duties may include: assisting with transportation, supervision, limited personal care, prompting, and support as participants work towards individual program goals.

High Demand Classes & Wait ListsSometimes programs may fill before the registration session concludes. TRS considers these “High Demand” classes. “High Demand” classes are marked with a next to the title. If a class fills, the participant will automatically be placed on a wait list. Participants will be contacted if placed on the wait list and a space becomes available.

TransportationTransportation fee is $3.00 for each round trip, for those who need to be picked up for programs. Programs that have the word LIMITED after the transportation fee, only offer transportation from home for those who live independently, or in group homes without transportation, all other participants can meet at a pick-up point or at the program. Transportation is only provided at pick-up points for trips outside the Roanoke Valley. TRS Transportation pick-up points are: Brambleton Center, Goodwill Salem-Lakeside Plaza, Goodwill Vinton, and 460 Antique Mall.

InclusionPeople with disabilities are encouraged to participate in recreation programs that meet their interest and function level. Please check out Roanoke County, City of Roanoke, and City of Salem general recreation programs. Contact TRS for more information about Inclusion Services. Request for Inclusion Service must be made at least two weeks prior to the start of the program. Transportation is not provided for general recreation programs.

Kari Decker, MS, CTRS Therapeutic Recreation [email protected]

Kristen Gallatin, CTRS, CIFTTherapeutic Recreation [email protected]

The Brambleton Center3738 Brambleton Ave • Roanoke VA 24018(540) 772-7529 ext. 2 • www.RoanokeCountyParks.com/TRS

In this issue:Learn - Life skills, arts & social programs

Move - Group exercise, sports & health

Explore - Outdoors, travel, camping, exploration & adventure

TR Spotlight - Feature on a participant

Register - Forms to help you sign up

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Richard BaileyTRS Program Support [email protected]

Matt RossTRS Program Support [email protected]

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RegistrationRegistration is taken via telephone, email, postal mail, or in person at the Brambleton Center. Mail-in and email registrations will be processed the morning of registration in the order in which they were received, and may be submitted prior to the registration date. Registration can occur up to 2 weeks before the first day of a program. Unless otherwise written, TRS programs will occur at the Brambleton Center. Participants will not be able to register for programs if they have an outstanding balance of over $200. Participants need to pay for a program before it occurs. If a program meets for multiple weeks, payment must be made before the last meeting of the program.

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Richard BaileyTRS Program Support [email protected]

Matt RossTRS Program Support [email protected]

Art ShowJoin us for the 5th Annual TRS Art Show & Competition! Opening reception is Tuesday, September 6th, 6:00pm-8:00pm at the Brambleton Recreation Center. We will have light refreshments and the general public will vote on their favorite pieces! 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners will receive a TRS gift certificate for future programs. Pieces will be judged by family, friends, and Brambleton Center patrons so make sure to invite your friends & family to see your artwork on display! To enter, participants must submit a piece that was made in a TRS Cultural Arts program within the last year. It can be any size, but you may only submit two pieces. You must bring your art work to the Brambleton Center by Friday, August 26th at 5pm to be placed in the show. Please be sure to have your name on your pieces. You may bring your pieces with you to a TRS program- please ask Support Staff to put them in the TRS office. Canvas paintings and drawings may be framed in order to hang. Artwork will remain on display at the Brambleton Center for the month of September and returned to participants as soon as possible. Limited trans-portation will be available. Try to attend and don’t forget to invite your family & friends! Instructor: Gwyn Hall.

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Sep 6 Tu 6pm-8pm 30344 $0 $3

NEW: Farm to TableIn the fertile plateau of Floyd County lies Riverstone Organic Farm a fully functioning certified organic GAP farm produc-ing quality food and meat using sustainable practices. We’ll take a guided tour, meet the animals, see the vegetables, and learn what farming is all about. After the tour we’ll en-joy a picnic lunch by the Little River with food provided by the Floyd Country Store that uses ingredients sourced by the farm. This program is 100% USDA Certified Organic. Trans-portation from pick up points only.


Jul 18 M 11am-1pm 300213 $17 Included

MingleMingle is designed for young adults with disabilities, ages 18-30. Participate in socialization, recreation, and leisure ac-tivities at the Brambleton Center and wellness activities at Green Ridge Recreation Center. As a member of Mingle, you will work with other group members in planning monthly outings in the Roanoke Valley. Mingle will meet Tuesday or Thursday nights from 7-9 pm (You may register for one night, not both). Both groups will meet one Saturday each semes-ter for ‘Social Saturday’. This is an opportunity for the Tuesday and Thursday night groups to meet and socialize. To become a member, you must be able to follow two step directions, be independent in your personal care, have the ability to care for your own belongings, and self-administer your medications. Contact Kristen at 772-7529 to determine eligibility.


Jun 14-Dec 13 Tu 7pm-9pm 30345 $85 None

Jun 16-Dec 15 Th 7pm-9pm 30346 $85 None

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Expressions with Gwyn Create with Gwyn Hall; Gwyn has a degree in Art Therapy and will be facilitating and giving you the tools to express yourself in different mediums at the Brambleton Center. You could be painting, sketching or sculpting- let your imagina-tion run wild! Pick-up points include Mountain House as well as home. Snacks and drinks will be provided, dinner is not included. Instructor: Gwyn Hall.


Jun 14-Jul 19 Tu 4pm-6pm 30136 $22.50 Included

Jul 26-Aug 30 Tu 4pm-6pm 30137 $22.50 Included

NEW: Trash to Treasure Jewelry MakingOne person’s trash is another person’s treasure! Participants will get the opportunity to make at least four different types of jewelry using up-cycled materials. From bicycle tire inner tube feather earrings to homemade spoon rings, you’ll defi-nitely leave program each week with a one of a kind, unique piece of jewelry to wear or give as a gift. No program on July 4th.


Jun 20-Jul 11 M 10am-12pm 30404 $32 $9

Leisure SeekersLeisure Seekers provides a structured environment for skill-building, socializing with peers and engaging in a smor-gasbord of activities both at the Brambleton Center and throughout the Roanoke Valley. Activities include Party in the Park, Blue Ridge Parkway homemade ice cream night, Vinton Library Drive-in Movie, plus much more! Activity info will be distributed weekly at this 6 week program. Program fee cov-ers all materials, supplies, admission fees and transportation.


Jul 7-Aug 11 Th 6:30pm-8:30pm 30139 $65 Included

Dinner DatesMeet at the Brambleton Center for a dinner date with friends! Participants will learn and practice all the necessary skills needed to prepare a meal for friends and family at home. Each month, participants will take part in all aspects of the meal preparation, such as setting the table, preparing and cooking the food, and cleaning up afterwards. This program is designed for participants who want to practice the skills they learn at home and who have access to a kitchen.

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Baked Spaghetti

Jun 22 W 6:30pm-8:30pm

30124 $13 $3 limited

Squash Casserole

Jul 20 W 6:30pm-8:30pm

30125 $13 $3 limited

Cheeseburger in a Pot

Aug 17 W 6:30pm-8:30pm

30126 $13 $3 limited

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Wednesday AdventurersExplore fun activities, new places, delicious food and exciting exercises with Wednesday Adventurers! Activity information will be distributed weekly to all registered participants, high-lighting the next week’s activity, transportation, dates, and times. Program fees include all materials, supplies, admis-sion, and lunches for this 6-week program. Wednesday Ad-venturers meets at the Brambleton Center, and throughout the Roanoke Valley.


Jul 13-Aug 17 W 10am-2pm 30398 $90 Included

Monday Night AvengersThe Avengers Social Club is for adults ages 31+ who are looking to meet new people and create friendships while having fun and fostering independence. All activities will be planned by the participants and may include activities such as: dining, cooking, arts & crafts, and wellness & fitness activ-ities. The group will meet weekly at the Brambleton Center and various locations from 6:30-8:30pm. Transportation is extremely limited. TRS will work to find transportation and carpooling options, if possible. Avengers will not be meeting on 6/6,7/4,8/22,9/5,12/5


Jun 13-Dec 12 M 6:30pm-8:30pm 30381 $85 $69

NEW: Wednesday Night AvengersThe Avengers Social Club is for adults ages 31+ who are looking to meet new people and create friendships while having fun and fostering independence. All activities will be planned by the participants and may include activities such as: dining, cooking, arts & crafts, and wellness & fitness ac-tivities. Avengers will not be meeting on 7/6,8/24,9/7,12/7. Transportation not provided.


Jun 15-Dec 14 W 6:30pm-8:30pm 30397 $85 None


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Rhythm & BeatsPlato stated that ‘music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of our souls. We will learn how to make rhythm and beats using percussion and rhythm instruments. This class is perfect for anyone who loves making or listening to music; no previous musical experience is needed. Instructor Daniel Jenkins has a B.S. degree in Music Education and plays a multitude of instruments.


Jul 14-Aug 11 Th 10am-11am 30403 $30 $15

Movie Club Choose from two of the latest movies and enjoy a great Satur-day at Carmike 10, Tanglewood. If you want a popcorn buck-et, you will need to purchase a 2016 bucket for $20 that can be refilled for $4. Movie Club meet on Saturdays from ~4-5:30 depending on movie choices. Program fee includes movie ticket and supervision. Movie Club routes will not be mailed. If you have an email, you can choose to receive an E-Route. All other participants will receive a phone call on Wednesday after 3 pm with their pick-up time and movie choices.


Jul 9 Sa 4:00pm-7:00pm 30400 $9 $3/limited

Aug 20 Sa 4:00pm-7:00pm 30401 $9 $3/limited

Jun 11 Sa 4:00pm-7:00pm 29677 $9 $3/limited

NEW: Movie in the MarketMovie in the Market is an exciting evening in downtown Roa-noke. When darkness begins to fall we’ll enjoy a movie on the big screen in the parking lot adjacent to Center in the Square. Bring a few bucks if you would like a discounted snowball from Bayou Snowballs. We’ll provide a few snacks for those on a tight budget and as always TRS will supply chairs and blankets.


Aug 12 F 8:00pm-10:30pm 30153 $5 $3

Into the Woods - The MusicalThe Brothers Grimm go Broadway at Mill Mountain Theatre as Sondheim and Lapine offer up a cockeyed fairy tale in Into The Woods JR, an adaptation of one of Sondheim’s most popular works. All of your favorite characters, Cinderella, Lit-tle Red Riding Hood, Jack (and his beanstalk), and the Witch, meet and interact in this whimsical original story. An epic fairytale about wishes, family and the choices we make.


Aug 6 Sa 2pm-4pm 30408 $25 $3

Super Suppers Join your friends as we explore a local restaurant each month, experiencing different cuisines and atmospheres, sure to please the palette. Super Suppers is designed to help partici-pants with ordering from a menu and working within a given budget, while enjoying a night out with friends. No money handling skills are needed. Super Suppers meets on Fridays from 6:30-8:30pm. Program fees vary according to restaurant. See below for restaurants and descriptions. Super Suppers is now offering two visits to the same restaurant each month. We have decreased the number of people attending to make the group smaller. This will help staff work with participants on the skills the program is targeting.

Pizza Pasta Pit The Pizza Pasta Pit offers an intimate inside dining area. The outside deck is open during warm weather and heated and enclosed with a clear view to ensure a comfortable year-round dining experience. There is something for everyone on the menu- pizzas, pastas, sandwiches, wraps, appetizers, sal-ads and a fresh salad bar. No need to bring any money-costs of the program covers your meal, tax, and tip. Join us for a taste of authentic Italian cuisine!


Jun 17 F 6:30pm-8:30pm 30129 $21 $3/limited

Jun 24 F 6:30pm-8:30pm 30130 $21 $3/limited

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The Roanoker Restaurant The Roanoker Restaurant is longtime source of unfussy American eats, including Southern breakfasts, in a booth-filled setting. From rib-eyes to chicken marinara, seafood to cheeseburgers, the Roanoker is sure to have a meal to satisfy almost any taste. Join your friends for a delicious meal from this area landmark. The meal, tax, and tip are covered in your fee, All you need to bring is an appetite!


Jul 15 F 6:30pm-8:30pm 30131 $21 $3/limited

Jul 29 F 6:30pm-8:30pm 30132 $21 $3/limited

Salem House Do you are crave homemade southern cooking? If so, then this is the place to go. You’ll have fried chicken, and one choice of roast beef, baked ham, barbecue, or chicken and dumplings along with mashed potatoes, beans, biscuits and corn bread muffins. The desserts are all homemade and you pick from a spread. The meal is served home-style, so every-one will feel right at home! Bring your best manners and a hearty appetite as you and your friends share a meal around Salem’s best kept restaurant secret.


Aug 19 F 6:30pm-8:30pm 30133 $22 $3/limited

Aug 26 F 6:30pm-8:30pm 30134 $22 $3/limited


Positive Posture in the Park Exercise in the fresh air this summer with Positive Posture at Garst Mill Park! We’ll strengthen the muscle groups responsi-ble for good posture while getting a healthy dose of morning sun and Vitamin D before it gets too hot. In this low-impact 6-week course, Kristen Gallatin, Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer, will lead exercises that target your core and back muscles to help develop good posture and increase balance. This course is great for any fitness level and all abilities.


Jul 5-Aug 9 Tu 9:30am-10:30pm 30506 $45 $18

MOVEGroup Exercise • Sports • Health

Fitness Club In this 8-week program, TR Staff will work closely with each participant to develop specific fitness goals that will be worked on while at Green Ridge Recreation Center. Each week, participants will have an individualized set of exercises and stretches, designed to help participants meet their fit-ness goals, while taking into consideration any modifications or adaptations needed due to disability. We will also discuss weekly nutrition goals with participants. Join us as we get up and get moving! Participants are advised to consult their doctor before participating in any physical fitness regimen.


Jul 1-Aug 19 F 10am-10:30am 30374 $56 $24


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NEW: Alta Mons Camping TripRemember the good old days of loading up in the family sta-tion wagon and going on an overnighter? If you haven’t yet had the opportunity now is your chance to make a memory. We’ll be tent camping overnight at Alta Mons Methodist Re-treat Center. This is a great opportunity to try camping for the first time and have dinner by the fire while we watch the stars appear. Please bring your sleeping bag and possibly some sandals or water shoes to splash around in Purgatory Creek. This will be a relaxing trip with no adventure elements. Partic-ipants must be independent in personal care and bring and administer their medication. Dress in layers and bring a flash-light. All snacks and food will be provided.


Jun 29-30 W-Th 3pm-Overnight 30193 $30 Included

Swimming & Picnic at Loch HavenSpend a wonderful afternoon at the lake enjoying the sun-shine, relaxing on the beach, plunging off the diving board or paddling a canoe or kayak. If you enjoy fishing throw in your rod, bait and tackle (no license needed). Please put on your sunscreen and bathing suit prior to pick up. We’ll provide a few snacks but bring additional snacks if you would like and don’t forget your towel.


Jul 6 W 2pm-4:30pm 30375 $13.50 $3

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NEW: Water Cycle at Carvin’s CoveThe famous oceanographer Jacques Cousteau said ‘We for-get that the water cycle and the life cycle are one.’ Benjamin Franklin said ‘When the well’s dry, we know the worth of wa-ter’. Together, we’ll learn the worth of water while visiting pristine Carvin’s Cove Reservoir. Well join representatives from the Western Va. Water Authority for an informative and relaxing day at the second largest municipal park on the east coast. A bag lunch is included, and there will be an opportunity for a short hike beside the lake. Transportation from pick-up points only.


Jun 23 Th 10am-2pm 30373 $12 $3RoanokeCountyParks.com/TRS • (540) 772-PLAY (7-5-2-9) ext. 28

NEW: Bike BarnWe’ll mount our bikes at the bike barn and then peddle a few miles on the Dick & Willie Passage Rail Trail, a paved trail through the heart of Martinsville. The Bike Barn offers 7-speed comfort bikes, 21-speed comfort and mountain bikes, two tandems, and one adult three-wheeled bike, or bring your own bike. After our exercise we can replenish our calorie loss with a meal at Fenderz Drive-In, a classic diner style restaurant. Meal is not included in program fee. $8-12 is recommended. Transportation from pick-up points only.


Sep 1 Th 3pm-7pm 30225 $18 Included

NEW: AAF Tank MuseumAtten-Hut! Fall into line to register for this exciting trip into yester-year. Explore over 500 years of tank and cavalry history. You’ll see 120 Tanks & Artillery pieces, International Tank & Cavalry artifacts dating from 1509, pennants, banners, flags, pins, patches and medals, dozens of exhibits including the ‘Hollywood Goes to War’ and ‘Elvis-His Military Years’, and so much more. You’ll also have the opportunity to watch as radio control enthusiasts conduct tank battles on a scaled battlefield. A catered bag lunch is provided on site. Transpor-tation from pick-up points only.


Sep 17 Sa 12pm-4pm 30343 $30 Included

NEW: Barter and BikesDo you ever dream of a 17 mile downhill bike ride? What about a live stage performance that captures the magi-cal and mysterious elements of a carnival? We’ll bike the White top to Damascus section of the Virginia Creeper Trail, stay overnight in Abingdon at the Quality Inn, have meals in unique eating establishments, and attend the Barter The-atre’s production of Something Wicked This Way Comes. This is an all-inclusive trip; bringing money for shopping is op-tional. Transportation from pick-up points only.

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Sep 20-21 12pm Tues to 3pm Wed.

30128 $132 Included

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Seas, Ships & Sand - Wilmington OvernightTRS’s next overnight trip is guaranteed to be one of the best yet! Nestled between the Cape Fear River and Atlantic Ocean, the North Carolina Coastal town of Wilmington is a destina-tion you don’t want to miss! First, we will stop in Raleigh, NC to tour the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, which is the larg-est institution of its kind in the South East, and, one of the na-tion’s most amazing museums about the natural world. Once we arrive in beautiful, historic Wilmington, NC, trip highlights include a tour of the Battleship North Carolina where we’ll be given an illustrated tour of the museum, a horse-drawn car-riage tour, where our costumed driver narrates a unique ad-venture along the riverfront and pass stately mansions of his-toric Wilmington. Other activities include a catamaran cruise to Eagles Island to observe the native NC coastal wildlife, Hollywood Location walking tour where over 400 TV shows and movies have been filmed. Lastly, a visit to the Aquari-um at Fort Fisher. All meals, activity fees, transportation and lodging is included in the program fee. Participants must be independent in personal care and able to administer their medications to attend this trip. Transportation from pick-up points only.

DATE DAY COURSE FEE TRANS.

Oct 12-14 W-F 29889 $400 Included/ LIMITED

NEW: Wet & Wild Emerald PointeThis program is specially designed for individuals with vari-ous disabilities. Experience a truly memorable summertime outing at Emerald Pointe Water Park in Greensboro, NC. The Pointe offers over 45 acres of the wettest, splashiest fun around! All water attractions have certified lifeguards on duty. Whether you like it mild or wild, there are water attrac-tions for everyone to enjoy! Lunch at the park is included, but bring money for additional snacks or beverages in the park, and a fast food dinner on the way back home. Program fee of $50 includes transportation, water park admission and lunch. The group will stay at the Water park from approx-imately 11:30am to 5pm, and will make a fast food dinner stop on the trip back to Roanoke. Transportation from pick-up points only.


Aug 1 M 11:30am-5pm 30399 $50 Included

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In June of this year, Roanoke County will celebrate 40 years of providing recreation services for people with disabilities. On June 8, 1976, The Ro-

anoke County Board of Supervisors voted to offer a recreation summer program for youth with disabilities; ACE Camp was born! Since then, Therapeutic Recreation Services of the Valley has offered goal oriented programs to youth with multiple developmental disabilities, as well as adults with cognitive disabilities, mental health diagnoses, head injury related disabilities, and visual impairments.

TRS currently offers over 120 program per year and is serving over 2,000 registrations to over 400 unique participants each year, and has expand-ed service to the surrounding area including Roanoke City, City of Salem, and adjacent counties. TRS offers programming that reflects the quality and breadth of general recreation programs; pottery, painting, hiking, over-night trips, cooking, fitness, swimming, and so many more. Con-gratulations Roanoke County!


For the last three months, TRS staff has had the pleasure of work-ing with three college-based interns. Sara Jarrett from Long-

wood University, and Victoria Bennett and Hannah Martin from Radford University have been “learning the ropes” of therapeutic recreation programming. During their short tenure, the interns have become an integral part of Therapeutic Recreation Services, and their presence and enthusiasm will be sorely missed. Join us in wishing them all success and accomplishment with their future endeavors!

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We’re also thankful to the support of many local businesses and individuals who made the 2016 Valentine’s Dinner Dance a huge success:

Hotel Roanoke & Conference CenterRoanoke Jr Women’s ClubARC of Greater Roanoke Valley (Musical Sponsor)Easter Seals (Grand Door Prize Sponsor )Judith B HallElizabeth ArdenThe Mary-Martha Circle

The Tanis FamilyAztec RentalNorthwest True Value HardwareSam’s ClubThe Moses FamilyEllen Witt

Salem Red SoxViva La CupcakeWildwood SmokehousePizza, Pasta PitThe RoanokerFamous Anthony’s

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