KIDS FIRST

FOUNDATIONS ADAPTIVE PROGRAMS

Mergers | Adaptive Swim | Sensory Open Play | Foundations Therapy

Inclusive Recreation for Kids of All Abilities

Kids First adaptive programs give children with disabilities and developmental needs the chance to play, learn, and build confidence alongside their peers. Every program is led by staff trained to support each child’s sensory, physical, and social needs, so kids can enjoy the activities they love at their own pace.

Our programs include one-on-one adaptive swim lessons, Mergers support in our traditional gymnastics, TumbleBees, and Ninja classes, Sensory Open Play events, and adaptive camps.

Adaptive programs do not require a therapy evaluation. To get started, fill out our interest form. A member of our team will call you for a short intake conversation to learn about your child and help find the right fit. Sibling discounts are available for adaptive programs.

Cost: $296 per month

Length: 30 minutes 1:1 adaptive swim lesson

Who is it for?

For children ages 2-10 years old who need individual instruction and adaptive techniques to learn water safety and swimming skills.

Why?

Fun, play-based opportunity to practice current skills and learn new skills that can develop into life long recreational activities.

Water safety and swimming skills are essential life skills.

Classes are run by instructors who have a background and training in working with children with adaptive needs, swim instruction, and teaching motor skills through play and gymnastics.

Skills addressed:

-Water safety

-Beginner/ Intermediate/& Advanced Swim Instruction based on need

Also addressing:

-Sensory regulation/Attention

-Social skills

-Motor skills

-Transitions

-Following adult directed tasks

One-on-One instructor for your child, integrated with class

Cost: $296 per month

Length: 30 minutes 1:1 adaptive swim lesson

Who is it for?

For children ages 2-10 years old who need individual instruction and adaptive techniques to learn water safety and swimming skills.

Why?

Fun, play-based opportunity to practice current skills and learn new skills that can develop into life long recreational activities.

Water safety and swimming skills are essential life skills.

Classes are run by instructors who have a background and training in working with children with adaptive needs, swim instruction, and teaching motor skills through play and gymnastics.

Skills addressed:

-Water safety

-Beginner/ Intermediate/& Advanced Swim Instruction based on need

Also addressing:

-Sensory regulation/Attention

-Social skills

-Motor skills

-Transitions

-Following adult directed tasks