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Adult<br />

Intellectual Disability<br />

Maggie Goode<br />

Recreation Coordinator<br />

Cultural Arts, TREC,<br />

School Services<br />

mgoode@nedsra.org<br />

630-576-4036<br />

Adults with an Intellectual Disability<br />

TREC is a recreation-based program developed to meet the unique needs of transition-aged<br />

individuals with an intellectual disability who desire to reach their full potential through recreational<br />

and leisure activities and community involvement. The program provides opportunities<br />

which challenge the individual but also ensures success and a positive experience. TREC<br />

strives to maintain and develop social skills and life skills in order to provide individuals with<br />

positive experiences within their community, and assist with the transitions occurring in their<br />

post-school years of life. TREC provides opportunities for self-discovery, self-advocacy and fun<br />

through community-based volunteer opportunities, recreation activities and peer interactions.<br />

TREC Eligibility Requirements<br />

• Individuals must be between the ages of 18 and 32.<br />

• Individuals must be able to successfully function in a 1:6 staff ratio.<br />

• Individuals are expected to demonstrate appropriate behavior with peers, staff and community members.<br />

• Individuals must actively participate in all aspects of the program schedule and demonstrate fl exibility.<br />

• Individuals must be able to use the restroom and change themselves independently.<br />

• Individuals must be able to eat independently.<br />

All interested participants need to complete an intake assessment prior to registering for this program. The<br />

purpose of the intake assessment is to evaluate the unique needs and skills of each participant. This information<br />

is used to develop the individual’s goals for the program and ensure successes throughout the year.<br />

Payment plans may be established. An initial registration fee of $100 is required to reserve a spot in the program<br />

and is non-refundable. This $100 fee will be credited to your program balance.<br />

Please contact Maggie Goode if you are interested in the program and to schedule an intake assessment at<br />

630-576-4036 or mgoode@nedsra.org.<br />

NEDSRA Van Pickup/Drop-off Departs Returns<br />

NEDSRA 8:00am 4:00pm<br />

Iowa Community Building 8:30am 3:30pm<br />

23<br />

2014 Schedule<br />

Individuals must commit to one year of participation.<br />

TREC meets on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays<br />

and Fridays. Individuals can choose the days they<br />

wish to participate.<br />

Time: 9:00am-3:00pm<br />

Location: Itasca Park District<br />

Session 1: January 6 – April 11<br />

(Spring Break: April 14 – April 25)<br />

Session 2: April 28 – June 27<br />

(Memorial Day Break: May 26 – June 6)<br />

Session 3: July 7 – August 29<br />

(Labor Day Break: September 1 – September 12)<br />

Session 4: September 15 – December 19<br />

(Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – December 5)

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