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Park Central, 3000 W. Central Road, Suite 205, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008<br />

847/392-2848 VOICE 847/392-2855 TTY 847/392-2870 FAX<br />

website: www.nwsra.org<br />

Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., except holidays<br />

After 5:00 p.m., voice mail is available for callers to leave a message.<br />

Phone calls accepted Saturdays during program session, 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.<br />

MISSION STATEMENT<br />

We exist to provide outstanding opportunities through<br />

recreation for children and adults with disabilities.<br />

VALUES<br />

• Respect for each individual<br />

• Dedication to safe and fun programs<br />

• Collaboration for community access<br />

• Commitment to enthusiastic service<br />

VISION STATEMENT<br />

To be a leading force, creating greater options that<br />

enrich the life experiences of the participants,<br />

families and communities we serve.<br />

Welcome!<br />

Northwest Special Recreation Association (<strong>NWSRA</strong>) was formed in 1973 to provide a full spectrum<br />

of recreation services to individuals with disabilities. <strong>NWSRA</strong> is a partnership of 17 park districts<br />

in the northwest suburbs of Chicago committed to supporting community access to recreation for<br />

people with disabilities.<br />

Celebrating Ability has been a long standing theme, creating an atmosphere in programs and in<br />

the community to expect the best. Each citizen can participate at their highest level of ability and<br />

experience a leisure lifestyle that is self fulfilling. We hope you enjoy the opportunities available.<br />

<strong>NWSRA</strong><br />

PROGRAM GUIDE<br />

General Information<br />

ADA Compliance Statement 7<br />

Additional Services 6<br />

Behavior Code of Conduct 7<br />

Facility Locations 36<br />

Illness Guidelines 7<br />

Inclusion Process 6<br />

News & Recognition 3<br />

Program Information 5<br />

Severe Weather Guidelines 7<br />

Special Notices 38<br />

Staff 1<br />

Transportation 5<br />

Recreation Programs<br />

Adults 26 - 30<br />

Aqua Exercise, PI/VI Adults 31 - 32<br />

Bowling Programs 11<br />

Cooking Programs 27<br />

Cultural Arts 12 - 13<br />

Early Childhood 14 - 15<br />

Open Family Swim 8<br />

Social Clubs 24 - 25<br />

Special Events 33 - 35<br />

Sports 16 - 19<br />

Swimming Programs 9 - 10<br />

Youth & Teens 20 - 23<br />

Registration<br />

Dispensing of Medication 38<br />

Family Member Registration Form 39<br />

Registration Forms 40 - 41<br />

Registration Procedures 38<br />

Seizure 42<br />

Special Leisure<br />

Services Foundation<br />

Information 37<br />

Key to Abbreviations<br />

ADD Attention Deficit Disorder<br />

AUT<br />

Autism Spectrum<br />

CD<br />

Cognitive Disability<br />

ED<br />

Emotional Disability<br />

EMH Educable Mentally Handicapped<br />

HOH<br />

Hard of Hearing<br />

LD<br />

Learning Disabled<br />

MH<br />

Multiply Handicapped<br />

MI<br />

Mental Health Needs<br />

MMI<br />

Mildly/Moderately<br />

Mentally Impaired<br />

MN<br />

Multiple Needs<br />

PI<br />

Physically Impaired<br />

S & P Severely/Profoundly Handicapped<br />

SR Seniors with Special Needs<br />

TMH Trainable Mentally Handicapped<br />

VI<br />

Visually Impaired<br />

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