Northport-East Northport SEPTA

A good time was had by all!

K.I.D.S. Plus offers sports and therapeutic recreation programs for children 4-20+ with developmental disabilities from all communities. Programs are run by paid professionals and staffed with volunteers to assist the children. New volunteers are welcome! K.I.D.S. Plus is a recognized organization for community service. It is a 501(c)3 fully insured organization that relies on private donations to fund its programs. For these reasons, a fee is required but no one will be turned away due to an inability to pay.

Art Workshop with Miss Julie

Wednesdays from 4:15-5:15 pm

Location: Brosnan Building. Room A121

Session started January 18. You need to register for this program -- all info can be found on the K.I.D.S. Plus website. All ages are welcome. Parental assistance may be necessary depending on the number of volunteers. 

Music Therapy

Sundays from 11 am - Noon 

Location: Northport Physical Therapy

Session started January 15. See the K.I.D.S. Plus website to register and for more info.

Basketball

Thursdays from 5-6 pm

Location: Brosnan Building

Session started January 26. This is for Middle and High School level athletes. Cheerleading resumes on Thursday, February 9 with new coaches. See the K.I.D.S. Plus website to register and for more info.

Gymnastics

Saturdays from 8:30-10 am

Location: Gold Medal Gymnastics, 266 East Pulaski Road, Huntington

This is an ongoing program. See the K.I.D.S. Plus website to register and for more info.

Yoga with Miss Amy

Mondays from 5-6 pm

Location: Brosnan Building, Room A105

Session started January 23. Bring mat and breathing toys -- both are available for purchase if you do not have (payable to Miss Amy). Cost of the program is $10 for SEPTA members. See the K.I.D.S. Plus website to register and for info.

For info all K.I.D.S. Plus programs, registration forms, schedules, locations and pricing, go to the K.I.D.S. Plus website at www.kidsplusinc.com or contact Tammie Topel at ttkidsplus@gmail.com.

We are a 501c(3) non-profit charitable organization dedicated to providing recreational and therapeutic land and sea sports programs for children on the Autism Spectrum and other developmental disabilities. Our focus is on the "abilities" of our participants and believe that everyone can benefit from sports activities. We encourage all family members to participate together, which not only makes it fun for the whole family but provides a vital opportunity for support and networking. Programs: Ballroom Dancing, Basketball, Bicycle Clinics, Dance and Movement, Family Swim, Family Sail, Gymnastics, Karate, Sail Lessons with Peers, Surfing Lessons, Yoga. To register and for more info: contact Maria LeMaire at mklemaire@gmail.com or go to http://www.landandseasportsclub.org/.

This non-profit community and youth agency serves the school districts of Elwood, Harborfields and Northport-East Northport. It offers after-school programs for Middle School and High School students.
Visit www.ydaonline.org for more info.

This non-profit organization is dedicated to providing challenged individuals the opportunity to successfully participate in all levels of mainstream athletics. Rolling Thunder is open to developmentally and/or physically challenged individuals, age 5 or older, regardless of disability. Teams are open to siblings and other family members, and to any member of the community willing to volunteer their time and effort. For more info, go to www.rtsnp.org. Or contact Steve Cuomo: cuomos1@optonline.net.

Do you know a child who you would like to see S.O.A.R. ahead academically and socially this summer? Vincent Smith School's summer Social Opportunities And Remediation program can do just that! Our S.O.A.R. program is designed to address the needs of reluctant learners and students with learning disabilities such as ADD, ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, and expressive and receptive language issues. The program provides students in grades 4-8 the opportunity to remediate, maintain, or enrich their skill sets in the areas of reading, writing, math and social cognition. For more info: contact Debra Galinsky, Director of Development at 516-365-4900 or dgalinsky@vincentsmithschool.org.