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Why do we need a transportation van? 

​A transportation van is more than just a vehicle; it represents a gateway to endless possibilities. Community trips play a vital role in the development and growth of our students. Here's why:

 

​1. Real-World Experiences: Community trips provide our students with valuable opportunities to engage with the world around them. Whether it's visiting local museums, exploring nature parks, or participating in community events, these outings foster meaningful connections and bring learning to life.

 

​2. Social Integration: Through community trips, our students develop essential social skills and build confidence in navigating new environments. They learn to interact with peers, engage in conversations, and develop a sense of belonging within the broader community.​

 

3. Generalization of Skills: The skills our students acquire in the classroom are reinforced and generalized during community trips. They can apply their communication, problem-solving, and independent living skills in real-life situations, promoting greater independence and self-sufficiency.​

 

4. Sensory Exploration: Community trips expose our students to various sensory experiences, helping them develop tolerance and adaptability. By navigating different sensory environments, they can practice self-regulation and expand their comfort zones.​

 

How can you help?​

 

We invite you to support our fundraising efforts by making a donation to our Transportation Van Fund. Your contribution will directly contribute to the purchase of a reliable and accessible van, enabling us to provide safe and comfortable transportation for our students during these valuable community trips.

 

To donate and learn more about our fundraising initiatives, please visit our Fundraising Page or GoFundMe Page.

 

Your support will help us create meaningful learning experiences outside the classroom and open doors to new opportunities for our students.​

 

Thank you for joining us on this journey of empowerment and inclusion.

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