Delaware County Public Health’s Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs Program is sponsoring FREE programs this summer for Delaware County children! Learn more at delawarecountypublichealth.com or by calling Delaware County Public Health 607-832-5200.
- 🍓MELANIE POTOCK, MA, CCC-SLP “Feeding Development: Understanding the Spectrum of Eating in Children” 🍓
The 10-hour self-paced online course is for parents, family members, and professionals.
Register by calling Delaware County Public Health at 607-832-5200
- 🦋BUTTERFLY BOOGIE – Oneonta World of Learning (OWL) 🦋
Wednesdays, July 5, 12, 19, 26 – 11am-11:45am – Ages 2-5 with grownup
Immersive puppet movement adventure performance at OWL.
Register by calling OWL at 607-431-8543.
- 🏊♀️SWIM LESSONS for Children with Special Needs – Catskill Recreation Center 🏊♀️
Tuesdays, July 11th-August 29th, ½ hour classes between 4pm-6pm, Levels 1-3
Classes feature smaller sizes to limit noise and activity and additional staff for more one-on-one instruction.
Register by emailing the following information to aquatics@catskillrecreationcenter.org: child’s name | parent/guardian’s name | child’s date of birth | telephone number | email address | child’s swimming level/experience
- 🧪SLIME CAMP – HALF DAY – OWL 🧪
Thursday, August 3, Session 1 9am-12pm, Session 2 1pm-4pm
In this drop-off program for children in grades K-2, participants will engage in slime related games and activities.
Register by calling OWL at 607-431-8543.
- 🧜♀️FAMILY SWIM – Catskill Recreation Center 🧜♀️
Sunday, August 6, 11am-4pm
Family fun day for all ages featuring swimming, outdoor picnic tables, volleyball and corn hole.
Register by emailing number of attendees and their names to aquatics@catskillrecreationcetner.org.
- 🧪SLIME CAMP – FULL DAY – OWL 🧪
Wednesday, August 16, 9am-3pm
In this drop-off program for children in grades 3-5, participants will engage in slime related games and activities.
Register by calling OWL at 607-431-8543.
Swimming lessons are the only event restricted to children with special needs – the rest are open to the public as long as children are residents of Delaware County.
For more information about the CYSHCN program visit delawarecountypublichealth.com or call Delaware County Public Health 607-832-5200, M- F 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
