Serves children up to age 3 and facilitates transition to preschool.
Early childhood, school-age, SSA, behavior services, and family support program.
Thorough and frequently-updated guide to all aspects of transition planning and local programs and supports.
Parent Connections presentation by Lauren Paley on accessing services and funds through the Family Services Support Program (FSSP). (11/2024)
Provides adaptive equipment, mobility retrofits, and access to therapies.
Designs and customizes devices and equipment to meet the needs of people with disabilities; hosts annual equipment swap.
Audio tech for blind and visually impaired people.
Offers a variety of sport and recreation opportunities to children with disabilities. (Cincinnati, suburbs)
Connects people with adaptive sports/recreation opportunities. Offers adaptive equipment loan program.
Soccer league for players age 4 and older with a physical or cognitive disability.
Soccer league for players with limb differences of all ages, genders, and skill levels. (Evendale)
Little League division for players age 5 and older with physical or developmental disabilities. (Mason, serves all SW Ohio)
Hockey for players ages 6+ with developmental disabilities but without mobility limitations. (Evendale)
Hockey for players of all ages with physical impairments that prevent skating in a standing position. (Evendale)
Prep team for kindergarten to age 14; varsity team for high schoolers. Players must be able to operate a manual wheelchair. (2335 Riverside Dr, Cincinnati)
Athlete training, competition, and cameraderie for people ages 2 - adult with developmental and intellectual disabilities.
Fitness, weightlifting, and basketball for teens and adults with developmental disabilities.(Amberley Village)
STEAM activities (robotics, coding, chess, crafts) and sports for kids on the autism spectrum. (Mason)
Free adapted cooking classes for children and adults with mobility, sensory, and developmental disabilities. (Loveland)
Offers adaptive recreational riding and hippotherapy (OT/PT with horses) for children and adults.(Milford, OH)
"Designed to foster a love of dance and creative expression for students age 4–18 with physical or cognitive challenges." (Cincinnati)
Theater, community service, and continuing education opportunities for older teens & adults with and without disabilities. (Wyoming)
Hiking adventures for people with mobility limitations using adapted chair. (Cincinnati area & beyond)
Recreational, social, and life skills programs as well as one-on-one tutoring for people with Down Syndrome. (Loveland)
Daytime activities for kids & teens and overnight retreats for teens & young adults with mild-moderate developmental and physical disabilities. (Indian Hill, Batavia)
Support/recreation ministry for families of children with developmental disabilities. (Loveland)
Support/recreation ministry for families of children with physical, developmental, and/or emotional disabilities (Morrow)
Brings Jewish kids and teens with and without disabilities together for social, recreational, and holiday activities.(Blue Ash)
PDF-format guide to regional summer camps, programs, and activities compiled by Mandy Friend, Sycamore's Parent Mentor/Resource Coordinator.Summer day camp for children and teens with mild-moderate intellectual, developmental, or physical disabilities. (Indian Hill)
Provides summer camp and retreat opportunities for kids with serious medical conditions. (N. Kentucky)
Camp for children and young adults with disabilities staffed by 1:1 volunteers. (Rocky Fork Lake State Park)
Christian summer camp and club opportunities for youth with intellectual and developmental disabilties.
Caregiver education programs from Cincinnati Children's Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics covering topics like safety, gut health, anxiety, behavior, and executive function.
Social programs, support groups, and informational resources for people with autism and their families.
Support, education, and advocacy for people with autism and developmental disabilities and their families, with a focus on communities of color.
Support and information for families of kids with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
Support and information for blind and visually impaired people and their families.
Education, support groups, and social opportunities for children with Down Syndrome and their families.
Support, education, seizure action plans, and more for people with epilepsy and their families.
Support and information for teens & young adults with mental illness and their families.
Provides respite for caregivers and activities for kids & young adults ages 0-24. Also hosts family events. (Liberty Township)
Support, education, and advocacy for people with spina bifida.
CVG also participates in the hidden disabilities sunflower program.
Explore the museum’s galleries in a less crowded environment. (Eden Park, Cincinnati)
Amenities for visitors with physical, visual, auditory, and sensory impairments.
Themed, flexible activities for families in a sensory-friendly environment.
Offers physical access aids, sensory aids, social narratives, and other tools for exploring the zoo.