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Agreement
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State Council on Developmental Disabilities
PROJECT NAME
community inclusion consortium
RMP File Number
304
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05-184
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<br />B. What WiD Be Developed: <br /> <br />Exhibit A - Attachment 1 <br />Program Description <br />Page 6 of 17 <br />Agreement # C280501 0 <br /> <br />Although Redwood City is proud of their Accessible Recreation Activities Program, it is time to <br />take things a step further. Our goal is to make all of our recreation programs fully inclusive to <br />people with disabilities. We want to aggressively market to those with disabilities to let them <br />know that we support their personal endeavors and welcome them in our community. In short, <br />we wish to establish a Community Inclusion Initiatives. <br /> <br />We will do tbis by first hosting a Community Inclusion Partnership Consortium that will open an <br />imperative line of communication between various agencies along the peninsula. This consortium <br />will take part in an intensive training program that will assist various agencies, including Redwood <br />City. on the critical steps to executing inclusion. Redwood City will then hire a Program <br />Coordinator whose main purpose will be to recruit and train volunteer mentors who will escort <br />participants with disabilities to and from recreation programs. provide any assistance participants <br />may need in the classes of their choice, and coordinate with the Partnership Consortium by <br />executing monthly phone conference meetings, bi-monthly in-person meetings and overseeing the <br />publication of a specialized Recreation Guide with the sole purpose of marketing all various <br />programs along the peninsula to people with disabilities. <br /> <br />Our goal is to give people with disabilities a personal choice in the type of leisure recreation they <br />wish to embark on, train community leaders in the field of recreation on how to achieve this goal, <br />¡ provide participants with disabilities the supervision, transportation and/or financial assistance <br />they may need to join such programs and ultimately create a more diverse, inclusive and social <br />experience for everyone in our community. We believe our program will act as a new and <br />innovative model for other recreation departments in the years to come in the process of <br />marketing, recruiting and facilitating full inclusion in a recreation setting. <br /> <br />C. Agency is Currendy Providing This Service: <br /> <br />Redwood City is committed to the concept of inclusion and has already started providing <br />inclusion services within their Community Services Department. Redwood City has sent their <br />Accessible Recreation Activities Program Coordinator to the National Institute on Recreation <br />Inclusion (NIRI) Conference. in order to gain a national perspective on inclusion practices and <br />develop ideas to be utilized for our City. From this conference, a systematic manual of <br />information was created to provide a resource to the concept of inclusion. In addition, we have <br />created Community Services Programs that brings seniors and people with disabilities together for <br />special events, such as dances~ and trips to various theatre shows and sporting events. <br />
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