HUG advocates for inclusion and connects people with disabilities to social events and activities

All children need comfortable, safe places to play, learn and grow. Social skills are a crucial part of life, developed at a young age through positive interaction with peers. Even toddlers and infants gain cognitive and emotional benefits from interacting with others. The right socially interactive environment will help children develop communicative skills, creativity, social intelligence, and confidence. This calendar shows all the activities and events going on in our community adapted to foster growth, friendships and fun for children with disabilities. Click any event to find the details.