Pediatric Therapy in the Community

Stone Soup Group

Stone Soup Group hosts a variety of educational seminars for parents such as, "Introduction to the Principles of Self-Regulation in Children Who Experience Autism." Childcare is often provided with advance notice. Some seminars require payment but many are free. You must pre-register by calling 561-3701 or online at, www.stonesoupgroup.org.

Anchorage Museum

The Anchorage Museum offers Self-directed, drop-in sessions monthly October through April and are opportunities for families and adults who experience a range of developmental and physical disabilities and those on the autism spectrum to visit a specific museum gallery when the museum is closed to the general public.
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Hearts and Hands of Care

Hearts and Hands of Care offer monthly activities to those in our community who have physical or developments disabilities.
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Hope Alaska

To meet the ever-growing desire of people to have more inclusive recreational and educational opportunities, Hope has focused its efforts on expanding programs throughout its regions.
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The Arc of Anchorage

The Rec Center provides classes and activities for adults and older teenagers (16 and over) who experience developmental or intellectual disabilities
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Challenge Alaska

Challenge Alaska improves the lives of people with disabilities, their families and the whole community through adaptive sports, therapeutic recreation, and education.
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Focus Outreach Center

FOCUS offers an eight week long Summer Camp that runs 9:30am - 4:00pm, Monday through Thursday. Camp has many benefits, and gives children and young adults the opportunity to develop social skills, confidence, build teamwork skills with peers, and learn to make daily choices in a safe and caring environment.
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Alpine Alternatives

Alpine Alternatives is a place where friendships grow, where smiles abound and being yourself means something. The offer summer and winter activities for those looking for a little adventure.
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Sensory Friendly Movies

Regal Tikahtnu Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX offers My Way Matinee movies that are sensory friendly, lower sounds, and brighter lights for those looking for a better way to enjoy going to the movies.
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Churches

The following churches offer programs for children with special needs. Please contact them for more information.

• Trinity Presbyterian 907-345-4823
• St. John United Methodist at 907-344-3025