City of Aurora, Colorado303.739.7950 • AuroraGov.org/Recreation

Winter 2019-2020

Encouraging meaningful recreation opportunities and programs for individuals with disabilities to enhance and expand social, cognitive, affective and physical abilities.

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION

Arts And CultureADAPTIVE COOKING Ages 13 and older Bring out the spatulas and spoons for a delicious cooking class! Develop cooking skills and gain confidence working in the kitchen as you learn how to prepare and cook healthy meals for you and the whole family. 21207 Dec. 2-1621205 Jan. 6-27 (No program Jan.20)21246 Feb. 3-24 (No program Feb. 17)• Mon., 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. • $60 ($48 Resident)• Central

MOCKTAILS AND MASTERPIECES Ages 13 and older Enjoy your choice of beverage while making your own creation. Explore and develop a new creative side of artwork and improve your artistic palate. Don’t miss your opportunity to paint canvas masterpieces, make your own candles, pottery and more!21233 Dec. 6-20*21211 Jan. 10-3121238 Feb. 7-28• Fri., 11 a.m.-1 p.m. • $60 ($48 Resident)*• $80 ($64 Resident)• Central

AquaticsTHERAPEUTIC SWIM LESSONS Ages 4 and older Swim skills introduced and adapted for various levels of swimmers. Designed for participants who are not ready for group lessons. Class ratios are one instructor to max 2 participants.

Tuesdays @ Central21204 Jan. 7-28 21199 Feb. 4-25• 4-4:30 p.m. 21201 Jan. 7-2821227 Feb. 4-25• 4:30-5 p.m. 21202 Jan. 7-28 21216 Feb. 4-25• 5-5:30 p.m.

Thursdays @ Moorhead21200 Jan. 9-30 21237 Feb. 6-27 • 4:30-5 p.m. 21209 Jan. 9-30 21210 Feb. 6-27 • 5-5:30 p.m. 21213 Jan. 9-30 21223 Feb. 6-27 • 5:30-6 p.m. • $50 ($40 Resident)

REGISTRATION Participant intake and information form must be received prior to participation. When registering, please provide the class number or title and dates of the program. To cancel, please notify staff 5 business days prior to program start date to receive refund. Registrations will be continuous, although prices will not be adjusted.

REGISTER ONLINE AuroraGov.org/Recreation. Fast-Easy-Secure-24/7 Pay by credit card or electronic check.

REGISTER BY PHONE Contact the registration office at 303.326.8650 between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. or call any Aurora Recreation Center (hours vary). Pay by credit card or electronic check.

REGISTER IN PERSON Registration Main Office15151 E. Alameda ParkwaySuite 1900Aurora, CO 80012or register at any Aurora recreation center (hours vary). Pay by cash, check or credit card.Registration is on a first come, first served basis. Non-residents pay 30% more. Credits not issued on third party payments. Developmental Pathways billing will be processed by the TR program staff.

ExcursionsAges 13 and older A weekly opportunity to explore Colorado, while enhancing social and independent skills. Bringa sack lunch.• Full transportation provided, please allow for a 20 minute window on pick-up/drop-offs.• Thu., 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.• $31 ($25 Resident)

Bowling @ Fat Cats21196 Dec. 5 • $40 ($32 Resident)

Holiday Baking 21244 Dec.12

Ella Enchanted @ Arvada Center21230 Dec.19• $43 ($34 Resident)

****Jan 2-4 See Winter break schedule

Lunch @ Gunther Toody’s 21234 Jan. 9• Bring $15

Adaptive Rock Climbing w/ NSCD21197 Jan. 16 • $50 ($40 Resident)

Parker Recreation Swimming and Tour22181 Jan. 23• $35 ($28 Resident)

Science Experimenting21236 Jan. 30

Ice Skating @ Family Sports Center22182 Feb. 6• $39 ($31 Resident)

Valentine’s Day Party 21240 Feb. 13

Crafting Creations @ Eloise May21218 Feb. 20

Snow Tubing21219 Feb. 27 • $56 ($45 Resident)

Fitness/Sports/Special OlympicsTOTALLY FIT TUESDAYSAges 13 and older Develop gross motor skills, get exercise and have fun with your friends through a variety of physical activities, including: pool or gym workouts and exposure to a variety of sports. 21224 Dec. 3-17*21217 Jan. 7-2821229 Feb. 4-25• Tues., 11 a.m.-1 p.m. • $45 ($36 Resident)*• $60 ($48 Resident) • Central

ADAPTIVE GYMNASTICS Ages 3-8 Improve balance, strength, coordination and motor skills while still receiving support from mom or dad in a small class setting. Adaptations made to fit each individual’s needs. 21203 Dec. 2-1621206 Jan. 6-27 (No program Jan. 20)21241 Feb. 3-24 (No program Feb. 17)• Mon., 3:15-4:00 p.m. • $30 ($24 Resident) • Meadowood

INCLUSION SERVICESIf you see a program offered in the city wide guide, not under Therapeutic Recreation and would like to participate, let our team know! We offer assistance to all ages of individuals with or without disabilities to participate in recreation programs together. An assessment can be completed to determine what program modifications and/or inclusion aide services are needed.

QUESTIONS? For information on Americans with Disabilities Act, program conduct and assistance with transportation, funding or personal needs, please visit our website, AuroraGov.org/Recreation and click Therapeutic Recreation or contact a TR staff member directly.

Brea Bolks, CTRS 303.326.8410 bbolks@auroragov.orgTherapeutic Recreation Specialist

Jenni Brown, CTRS 303.326.8411 jjbrown@auroragov.orgTherapeutic Recreation Program Coordinator

Beth Gibson, CTRS303.326.8412bgibson@auroragov.orgTherapeutic Recreation Program Coordinator

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BOWLINGAges 13 and older Have fun while enhancing and developing game play and social skills. Transportation provided from home/school to activity. Participant must be picked up from set location. 21242 Dec. 4-18* 21231 Jan. 8-2921208 Feb. 5-26• Wed., 3-5 p.m. • $60 ($48 Resident)*• $80 ($64 Resident)• Bowlero (2200 S Peoria St.)

SPECIAL OLYMPICS BASKETBALL Ages 8 and older Adaptive techniques are used to teach teens/adults with developmental disabilities the fundamentals of a team sport and basketball. Youth22496 Jan. 11-March 7 • Sat., 9:30-10:30 a.m. Unified team (play alongside volunteers/staff)21222 Jan. 11-March 7 • Sat., 10:30-11:30 a.m. All Athlete Team21226 Jan. 11- March 7 • Sat., 11:30-12:30 p.m. • Moorhead (Court 3)• $31 ($25 Resident)

ADAPTIVE TAEKWON-DO Ages 7 and older Enhance and develop self-esteem, balance, motor coordination, focus and social skills. Lead by black belt from Maum Sin Yong and assisted by Therapeutic Recreation staff. 21239 Jan. 11-Feb. 121225 Feb. 8-29• Sat., 12:45-1:45 p.m. • $45 ($36 Resident) • Beck (Fitness studio)

1:1 FITNESS Complete a short assessment with Therapeutic staff to develop a workout plan with individualized goals. Meet on a consistent basis with staff to receive support needed to reach your goals and encouragement to ultimately navigate recreation services as independently as possible. This includes gym and pool workout plans. Cancellations must be made 24 hours prior to your schedule session. 6-week session: $143 ($114 Resident)

Special EventsFAB FRIDAYSAges 13 and olderNight out socializing with your friends.Movie Tavern21214 Jan. 10• 6-8:30 p.m.• $38 ($30 Resident)• Bring $15• CentralFondue Frenzy 21221 Feb. 7• 6-8:30 p.m. • $25 ($20 Resident)• Central

ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTYAges 13 and olderJoin us for a sit-down holiday dinner with friends. The evening will be filled with games, dancing and a gift exchange.21220 Dec. 13 • Fri., 5:30-8:30 p.m. • $10 per person • Beck

WINTER BREAK PROGRAM Ages 13 and olderVariety of recreational opportunities during school break for students and young adults who reside at home or in group homes. Transportation provided to and from home. Bring a sack lunch.• 10 a.m.-1 p.m.Nickel Play21212 Jan. 2• $44 ($35 Resident)Hammonds Candy Tour21228 Jan. 3• $38 ($30 Resident)Brunch at the Stanley21245 Jan. 4Bring $15• $38 ($30 Resident)

ConocoPhillips supports programming for children of all abilities.