Annointed Hands Social Services

Summer School Program

Summer School Program

Learning, Growth, and Fun All Summer Long

Summer School Program

Our Summer School Program offers a structured, enriching environment for children and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities during the summer months, combining educational activities with social and recreational experiences.

The AHSS Summer School Program is designed to prevent skill regression during the summer break while providing a fun, engaging, and supportive environment. Participants work with trained staff on academic reinforcement, life skills, and social development activities.

Our program emphasizes community inclusion, creativity, and confidence-building. Activities are adapted to each participant's abilities and goals, ensuring that every child has a meaningful and enjoyable summer experience.

Program Benefits

  • Prevents summer learning loss and skill regression
  • Academic reinforcement and literacy activities
  • Social skills development through group activities
  • Arts, crafts, music, and recreational programming
  • Community outings and field trips
  • Small group settings with individualized attention

Eligibility

The Summer School Program is open to children and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are enrolled in DDD or ALTCS. Enrollment is limited — contact us early to reserve a spot for the upcoming summer session.

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Contact our team today to learn more about this service and how we can help your family.

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