Community-Based Recreation
Easterseals provides guided community-based recreation programs. Our trained staff offers personalized opportunities for individuals with disabilities to play and have fun while working on practical skills, including socialization, fine and gross motor skills, attention to task, self-awareness, and more. Programs are offered throughout the year at various facilities throughout Central PA. Not only does this provide participation in recreational Yorkexperiences, but it also gives them a chance to engage in their community. Be sure to click on the "Learn More and Register" button to find out the latest programs we are offering. Some of our programs include:
Bowling
Strike up new friendships while having fun with this 8 week bowling program! Proper bowling techniques will be taught along with an explanations of the rules and scoring. Participants will improve hand-eye coordination, socializaton, and range of motion. Adaptive ramps and other modifications are available. Each night will include 2 games, pizza or hot dog, chips, and a drink. Offered at alleys in Cumberland, Dauphin, and York counties.
Adaptive Sports
Participate in seasonal sports activities including pickleball, basketball, baseball, tubing, and kayaking. Recreation staff and trained volunteers come together to provide fun activities that provide equal recreational opportunities, improve overall well-being, and create lifelong memories.
York County Basketball
Starting off the new year with a slam dunk, Easterseals is proud to be launching our seasonal basketball program in York County! Over 6 weeks, participants will learn basketball techniques along with an explanation of rules and scoring. Participants will improve hand-eye coordination, socialization, and range of motion. Be sure not to let this program pass you by!
York County Adult Social Group
Our social group is for individuals age 18+ with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The goal is to provide opportunities for participants to socialize, engage in community activities, and have fun. Sessions are six weeks long and involve a wide range of recreation activities including bowling, teambuilding activities, arts and crafts, movies, science experiments, seasonal celebrations, and so much more. Group meetings will start at the Margaret E. Moul Home and participants are responsible for their own transportation if the group choses to do an activity away from the main site.
