The program is a service of Resource, Inc., in cooperation with the Adaptive Recreation Program. Services include social recreational activities, supportive counseling, outreach, housing support, teen case management and other supportive services. This social program for adults who need a significantly supportive environment provides opportunities to learn skills and make friends while exploring leisure and recreation opportunities in the community. Schedules are mailed to registered participants. Registration begins January 4 for use between April and mid-October.
All shelters have electricity, restrooms and drinking fountains.
In addition, City parks provide playground equipment, volleyball and horseshoe courts, walking trails and softball fields. Moir Park even has a Frisbee golf course. Reduced shelter rates are available for non-profit youth groups. This month-long series of events combines community and family fun with educational programs and ceremonies to honor organizations that help kids and kids who help others. Parks and Recreation, Bloomington Public Schools and many community groups call upon residents to join in this celebration of our children.