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ServicesWe have a team of certified therapeutic recreation specialists, board certified music therapists, and board certified art therapist providing care. Recreation and creative arts therapy services include:Community reintegration outings, public transportation education and utilization, and community resources and programsAdaptive sports program to help you improve your independence, well-being and community engagementOther therapies include: art, music, dance/movement, animal-assisted activities, hobby skills, games and leisure education to promote recovery, rehabilitation and wellnessVeterans can also participate in the Minneapolis VA Veteran Creative Arts CompetitionRecreation therapists work with Veterans within specific VA programs, but referrals may be accepted from your primary health care provider for: adaptive leisure equipment needs, participation in National VA programs, connection to local adaptive sports resources and opportunities, or leisure education.Veteran Creative Arts CompetitionVeterans enrolled in VA health care are invited to participate in the Minneapolis VA Veterans Creative Arts Competition. This is an opportunity to gain recognition for your creative accomplishments.Learn more about participatingContactFor more information please call the Recreation and Creative Arts Therapy Service at .

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Girls+ Sports Survey: Recreation Department seeks input on sports participation by girls under 18
Survey: Recreation Department seeks input on girls+ sports participation
Published December 12, 2023

The Piedmont Recreation Department invites parents and caregivers of girls+ under 18 to complete a short online survey about their participation in sports. Your responses will help Recreation staff better understand the interests, needs, and barriers related to sports participation among girls+ in our community. 
The short, 6-question survey asks:

What sports girls+ in your home play, or are interested in playing
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What difficulties they’ve faced playing sports in the past

The survey is available at piedmont.ca.gov/GirlsSportsSurvey and will remain open through Friday, January 26th.

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Participation in sports builds skills that support girls throughout their lives, teaching leadership, discipline, and teamwork. Research has shown a direct link between participation in sports and better educational opportunities, positive health outcomes, and improved career outcomes for girls. 
A similar survey conducted in San Francisco found that 1 in 5 girls reported difficulties participating in sports, citing limited enrollment space and lack of easily accessible facilities as the primary barriers. Top desires reported were more convenient locations, more convenient times to play, and the ability to play with friends. 
By gaining a better understanding of what opportunities they desire and what barriers exist in Piedmont today, the department hopes to bring more girls+ into athletic programming.
Survey builds on Piedmont Recreation’s longstanding commitment to advancing gender equity in sports
The girls+ sports survey is just one part of the Piedmont Recreation Department’s ongoing work to empower young women through athletics. 
The Department’s annual Play Like a Girl+ Piedmont event – which drew over 700 girls+ from across the Bay Area last year – offers hands-on activities for over 20 different sports, live demonstrations on a main stage, and Q&A and meet-and-greet opportunities with professional female athletes.
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This scholarship fund is designed for youth ages 17 and under who are San Bruno Residents seeking financial assistance for recreation programs and activities.Requirements:1. The Scholarship Program applicant/recipient must live in San Bruno. Scholarship recipients are only eligible for one scholarship per activity guide cycle.2.  A new scholarship application must be completed for each scholarship requested each activity guide cycle.3. Scholarship assistance is to be used only to off-set the cost of the registration fee and not for supplies, extra fees, admission fees or excursions/field trip fees.4. Youth through age seventeen (17) are eligible to apply for a scholarship. Adults age 18 and over are ineligible for the scholarship program.5. Youth programs qualified for scholarships are limited to programs offered by the Recreation Division or by contract instructors through the Recreation Division which cost $15 or more. For additional information and eligibility, please review the full Program Guidelines included on the  Youth Scholarship Application (PDF) and contact the San Bruno Recreation Division at (650) 616-7180.Application: Youth Enhancement Scholarship (YES) ApplicationClass Registration Form: Class Registration FormHealth History Form: Health History Form

 
 
 

 

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By Tina Luster

Thought your hiking days were on hold once you became a parent? Think again!
Sonoma County’s Regional Parks provide plenty of safe and doable adventures for little ones of all ages. And when it comes to enjoying the outdoors, we believe there’s no such thing as too young. Getting youngsters into nature now makes them more likely to enjoy the outdoors later — and to become lifelong fans and stewards of our natural resources.
Still, taking small children places requires special consideration, and park trails are no exception. So we’ve put together a few tips to help families prepare.
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The first step is knowing where to go. Two of Sonoma County’s kid-friendly and centrally located parks are Riverfront Regional Park near Windsor and Ragle Ranch Regional Park in Sebastopol. Both offer flat trails, varied terrain and convenient restrooms. Riverfront has a redwood grove to explore near the parking area and beautiful lake views. Ragle Ranch has an excellent playground, grassy fields and shady picnic spots.
For the stroller set, smooth non-graded trails are best, like those at Spring Lake Regional Park in Santa Rosa and Sonoma Valley Regional Park in Glen Ellen. These mostly flat, paved trails are ideal for strollers, and for antsy toddlers to climb out and explore on two feet. Other paved trails include West County Regional Trail, Cloverdale River Park’s paved 1-mile trail and Helen Putnam Regional Park's Ridge Trail. Visit our Find a Park page to learn more about these parks. 
When it comes to meeting up with friends at parks, better playgrounds make for better playdates. Besides Ragle Ranch Regional Park, Taylor Mountain Regional Park in Santa Rosa has a playground called Red Tail Play Area. Meet up there before or after a hike, and the kids will sleep soundly that night. Maxwell Farms Regional Park in Sonoma also has a large playground and easy access to a nature trail along Sonoma Creek.
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