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City guide · California
What Long Beach families use, listed with the same fixed questions answered for every provider — so you can compare like with like.
← All of Long BeachOrdered by review count, then name. Providers cannot pay to be listed, ranked, or edited.
4 resources in Long Beach — Sport & activities
AbilityFirst's Long Beach Center runs a site-based after-school programme for ages 6 to 22 that teaches life skills, socialisation and communication through activities and community outings, with staff providing personal care support such as feeding and changing. Its aquatics programme uses an indoor warm-water pool for adapted swim lessons, exercise classes and open swim.
Ages After-school programme ages 6 to 22
The Aquarium of the Pacific runs an accessibility programme for visitors with sensory needs, partnered with KultureCity — staff receive continuous training, and free sensory bags with noise-cancelling headphones and fidget tools can be checked out at Member Services. It also holds dedicated low-cost Autism Families Night and Morning events during quieter hours.
Ages Not stated in the sources we saw
ARISE is a City of Long Beach adaptive recreation programme at Stearns Champions Park, building physical fitness and social and life skills through activities like arts and crafts, sports and games, with hands-on staff support for participants with disabilities.
Ages Youth programme for grades 6 to 12; separate adult programme
SafeSplash Long Beach's Adaptive Aquatics programme offers one-to-one swim lessons for children with physical, sensory or developmental differences, including autism, taught by SafeSplash Certified instructors using individualised lesson plans.
Ages No age range published for the adaptive programme
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