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                                 SPECIAL NEEDS
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ranch-themed events into adaptable
and accessible activities for children and adults of all ages and abilities. Registration required. roughriderroundup.com.21449 Roughout Road. (209)256- 9640.
Sensory friendly films. Prime Cinemas; Red Bluff. 2nd Saturday of the month
at 10:30 a.m. Year-round for families of individuals with disabilities. Lights will be dimmed, trailers limited and sound vol- ume lowered. The films will also be open captioned. 400 S Main Street. Primered- bluff.com. (530)529-5491.
Sensory Hour at Turtle Bay; Redding. Sensory Hour is an event for children
with Autism Spectrum Disorders and/or Sensory Processing sensitivities and their families to experience the Museum at their own pace. Dimmed lighting, minimal sounds and a relaxed atmosphere. Free, but preregistration is required, and spots fill quickly. Check the website or call for information about upcoming dates. turtle- bay.org/sensory-hour. 844 Sundial Bridge Drive. (530)242-3108.
Shasta Head Start, Inc.; Redding. Shasta Head Start is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of young children, one family at a time. Opportuni- ties for education, parenting support, and resources to families in Shasta, Siskiyou, and Trinity counties. Highly qualified staff provide full-day and part-day classes, nutritious meals, safe and inclusive envi- ronments, parent education and support, and curricula supporting kindergarten readiness. Free for qualifying families. shastaheadstart.org. 375 Lake Blvd., Ste. 100. (530)241-1036.
Small Talk Pediatrics; Redding. Provides speech therapy services for children of
all ages. Each therapist has a passion for speech therapy and understands the value of communication in each persons’ life. smalltalkpeds.com. 2526 Goodwater Avenue. (530)226-8255.
SISKIYOU COUNTY
Alyssa Araiza Wings of Angels. Redding. Committed to aiding families who have children suffering with pediatric cancer or life-threatening illness by providing unique support including groceries,
gas, bills and other support. aawoa.com. (530)378-2373.
Siskiyou Early Head Start; Yreka. Compre- hensive child development services to low-income families in Siskiyou County. Parent involvement is a key part of the program. Choose the Early Head Start op- tion from the programs and services drop down menu. siskiyoucoe.net. 1 Childs Way. (530) 842-8493.
Siskiyou Opportunity Center; Yreka
and Mt.Shasta. Organization that helps individuals with developmental disabilities ages 18+ find meaningful employment. siskiyouoc.org. Mt. Shasta (530)926-4698. Yreka (530)842-4110.
DIVERSE ABILITY SWIM LESSONS
SHASTA COUNTY
Shasta Family YMCA; Redding. Offering swim lessons for youth with mental & physical dis- abilities Lessons help build confidence in the water and reinforce social skills through spe- cially trained instructors and the use of visual aids. 25-minute classes are $29 for members and $39 for nonmembers. Call for updated in- formation and upcoming class dates. sfymca. org. 1155 N. Court St. (530) 246-9622.
EQUINE ASSISTED
LEARNING &
PSYCHOTHERAPY
Ananda Ranch; Grenada. Provides girls & women a place to awaken their full poten- tial. Founded by Tricia Weldon PHD, MA., EAP, EAL, CTS. Tricia holds Level II certifica- tion under the Equine Assisted Growth & Learning Association as an equine specialist & facilitator. She is also a Girls Circle certified facilitator & a trauma specialist/intervention & consultant. anandaranch.org. 901 White Rock Rd. (530) 925-2567.
Horse Encounters; Redding. Equine Assisted activity for special needs. An approach to learning life skills where participants and certified equine specialists team up with a horse to reach their goals. roughoutranch. org. 21449 Roughout Road. (209) 256- 9640. Stable Hands; Yreka. Improves the physical, mental, emotional & social health of people living with disabilities through equine assisted activities & therapy. Ages 2 & up. Horses Helping Heroes veterans program (free). Scholarship pro- gram available. stablehands.org. (530) 842-3082. Triple Creek Ranch; Shasta & Tehama County locations. Therapeutic horseback riding for individuals of all ages with physical, emotional & mental/learning disabilities. The unique relationship developed with a horse can lead to increased confidence, patience, self-esteem & more. Also offers youth horse- manship activities. tcri.org. triplecrkranch@ yahoo.com. (530) 527-9394.
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