Greensboro Parks and Recreation - Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation
Greensboro Parks and Recreation's Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation section, building leisure skills and community engagement for residents of all abilities.
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Greensboro Parks and Recreation's Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation section runs leisure and recreation programmes for residents of all abilities, working to build skills, leisure awareness and community engagement. The city's F.A.I.R. programme offers income- and residency-based reduced fees, and the Parks Foundation's Send a Kid to Camp initiative provides need-based camp scholarships.
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- The Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation section of Greensboro Parks and Recreation provides recreation services for individuals of all abilities.
- Aims to build participants toward their highest level of independent functioning by increasing leisure awareness, building skills and promoting community engagement.
- Registration and programme information are available by phone.
- The city's F.A.I.R. programme offers income- and residency-based reduced fees, and the Greensboro Parks Foundation's Send a Kid to Camp initiative offers need-based camp scholarships.
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