All Access Sports and Recreation | Spring 2023 | Community Activity Guide

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INCLUSION POLICY

The City of San José, Department of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services (PRNS) encourages and supports the participation of individuals with all ability levels in programs and services. To facilitate opportunities for people with and without disabilities and to engage in leisure pursuits together, PRNS provides inclusion support services These services include, but are not limited to interpreters for the

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships are awarded as funding is available. Completion of the scholarship application does not guarantee approval of a scholarship.

All Access Sports and Recreation

THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

COMMUNITY CENTER AND CITY LOCATIONS

ALMA COMMUNITY CENTER

136 W. ALMA AVE.

408-275-1315 / 408-294-0478 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 82 / DISTRICT 7

BERRYESSA COMMUNITY CENTER

3050 BERRYESSA RD. 95132

408-251-6392 / 408-251-7687 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 62 / DISTRICT 4

EMMA PRUSH FARM PARK

647 S KING D 95122

408-794-6262 / 408-926-9181 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 22, 25, & 77 / AGRICULTURE HERITAGE

GRACE COMMUNITY CENTER

488 N 6TH ST 95112

408-293-0422 / 408-277-2474 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 64A, 64B, 66

MILLBROOK COMMUNITY CENTER

3200 MILLBROOK DR

408-274-1343

BUS LINE: 30 & 31 / DISTRICT 8

SOUTHSIDE COMMUNITY & SENIOR CENTER

5585 COTTLE RD

408-629-3336

BUS LINE:

ALMADEN COMMUNITY CENTER

6445 CAMDEN AVE. 95120

408-268-1133 / 408-997-1222 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 63 / DISTRICT 10

CAMDEN COMMUNITY CENTER

3369 UNION AVE.

408-559-8553 / 408-559-1203 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 37 & 62 / DISTRICT 9

EVERGREEN COMMUNITY CENTER

4860 SAN FELIPE RD 95135

408-270-2220 / 408-223-6063 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 31, 39 & 42 / DISTRICT 8

HANK LOPEZ COMMUNITY CENTER

1694 ADRIAN WY 95122

408-794-1630 / 408-923-5215 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 70 / DISTRICT 5

ROOSEVELT COMMUNITY CENTER

901 E SANTA CLARA ST 95116

408-794-7555 / 408-294-7981 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 22 & 64 / DISTRICT 3

WILLOW GLEN COMMUNITY & SENIOR CENTER

2175 LINCOLN AVE 95125

408-448-6400 / 408-978-8291 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 26 & 64 / DISTRICT 6

BASCOM COMMUNITY CENTER

1000 S. BASCOM AVE. 95128

408-794-6289 / 408-280-5030 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 62 / DISTRICT 6

CYPRESS COMMUNITY & SENIOR CENTER

403 CYPRESS AVE 95117

408-244-1353 / 408-249-9460 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 62 / DISTRICT 1

GARDNER COMMUNITY CENTER

520 W. VIRGINIA ST. 95125

408-277-2474 / 408-277-4640 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 64 & LIGHT RAIL / DISTRICT 6

MAYFAIR COMMUNITY CENTER

2039 KAMMERER AVE. 95116

408-794-1060 / 408-347-9732 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 22 & 77 / DISTRICT 5

SEVEN TREES COMMUNITY CENTER

3590 CAS DR 95111

408-794-1690 / 408-972-2175 (FAX)

BUS LINE: 66, 68 & 73 / DISTRICT 7

MAIN PRNS OFFICE

200 E SANTA CLARA ST

408-535-3570 / 408-292-6299

DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE

SJREGISTRATION@SANJOSECA

CONTACT US

BASCOM COMMUNITY CENTER

1000 S. Bascom Ave. San José, CA 95128

408-794-6289

CAMDEN COMMUNITY CENTER

3369 Union Ave. San José, CA 95124

408-559-8553

SEVEN TREES COMMUNITY CENTER

3590 Cas Dr. San José, CA 95111

408-794-1690

MAYFAIR COMMUNITY CENTER

2039 Kammerer Ave. San José, CA 95116

408-794-1060

STAFF

Jeremy Shoffner, Superintendent

Jeremy.Shoffner@sanjoseca.gov

Lyna Tran, CTRS -Therapeutic Specialist - Bascom CC

Lyna.Tran@sanjoseca.gov

Vacant - Therapeutic Specialist

Camden CC

Nika Noorishad - Therapeutic Specialist - Seven Trees CC Nika.Noorishad@sanjoseca.gov

Alexis Miranda - Therapeutic Specialist - Mayfair CC

Alexis.Miranda@sanjoseca.gov

CITY HOLIDAY CLOSURES

Presidents Day February 20, 2023

Cesar Chavez Day March 31, 2023

Memorial Day May 29, 2023

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VIRTUAL

COOPERATIVE

SPECIALITY

APRIL MONTHLY SOCIAL: EGG-CELLENT CELEBRATION

Come join us at Mayfair Community Center for a night of celebrating Easter! We will make egg themed art and enjoy some wonderful "egg" treats.

All participants must be able to function in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio and be independent with personal care needs or bring attendant with them.

MAY MONTHLY SOCIAL: TACO NIGHT!

Love tacos? Come join us for a night of making your own tacos. We will have a variety of sides such as chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, and much more. We'll even make salsa from scratch.

Participants must be able to function in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio and be independent with personal care needs or bring an attendant with them.

HIRLN- SAN PEDRO SQ. SHARKS NIGHT

HIRLN (Head Injury Recreation and Leisure Network) wants you to join us for a fun night at San Pedro Square Market to partake in dining out with friends and watching the local Sharks game on the big screen. We will decide as a group which eatery to dine on. Drop off and pick up will be determined closer to event date.

Please register in advance either on-line or in-person at nearest community center.

Participants must be able to participate in a 1:8 participant to staff ratio and be able to attend to their own personal care needs or have an attendant with them. Attendant will need to register for program or pay for own fees if wanting to participate.

Location: 87 N San Pedro St, San Jose, CA 95110

HIRLN- PAINT NIGHT

HIRLN (Head Injury Recreation and Leisure Network) invites you to join us for a night of painting and fun! We will be meeting at the Bottle and Bottega in Campbell to follow an instructor as they guide our way to create a masterpiece of the groups choosing.

Must register in advance either on-line or in-person at nearest community center.

Participants must be able to participate in a 1:8 participant to staff ratio and be able to attend to their own personal care needs or have an attendant with them. Attendant will need to register for program or pay for own fees if wanting to participate.

Location: 2125 S Winchester Blvd Suite 110, Campbell, CA 95008

LET'S PLAY GAMES!

Come and play some social games such as bingo, Loteria, Connect Four, Jenga, and more! We will get to play many games to stimulate our brains and to socialize with our friends! Participants must be able to participate in a 1:6 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant.

AROUND THE TOWN CLUB

Join us for a night on the town! This social club utilizes community activities which are selected by the group to improve socialization, leisure awareness and independent living skills. Try new things and explore you community with the support and encouragement of friendly, knowledgeable staff.

The first night of program will be held at the Camden Community Center. Location thereafter varies based on participants chosen activities. Members must be able to participate within a 1:6 staff to participant ratio and be independent with their personal care needs. Please note: registration fee covers staffing cost only. Additional fees may be required based on chosen activities. Masks will be strongly recommended when at the community center.

SIMPLY COOKING

This introductory course: Simply Cooking, is for individuals with disabilities (ages 16+) and it covers basic kitchen safety, basic menu planning, and preparing simple dishes. Menus will include breakfast, lunch, dinners, and desserts. Class includes lecture, observation, and hands on preparation. Participants will receive instructional materials to take home. Class is conducted in a teaching kitchen which utilizes gas burners.

Participants must be able to function in a 1:4 staff to participant ratio, independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care.

Classes will be held at Almaden Community Center - Teaching Kitchen (Upstairs)

SPRING CLASSES

DANCE FOR FUN (INCLUSIVE)

Come join us for some fun group dancing! Enjoy a new theme every week, with an open dance studio to dance your heart out! There is no right way to dance, so put on your dancing shoes and let's get up and dance together! Participants must be able to participate in a 1:6 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant.

INCLUSIVE ACTIVE SPORTS!

Let's play some table tennis, also known as ping pong! How about some basketball, or even some brisk walking as a group? This group is an inclusive group for those who want to come socialize and play table tennis, basketball, and stay active with friends! Participants must be able to participate in a 1:6 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant.

ADAPTED BOWLING

It's a strike! Join us for our immensely popular bowling program to polish your game while supportive staff and companions cheer you on. Learn technique and etiquette, socialize with new peers, and have a rolling good time.

This program will be located at Bowlero San Jose (5420 Thornwood Drive). Participants must be able to function in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio, and be independent with personal care needs or bring an attended with them.

WHEELS ON FIRE

Basketball, Disc Golf, Football, Bocce, Softball, Field Events You play it, we offer it! Wheels on Fire is a sports team designed for athletes with physical disabilities who enjoy a variety of sports at any level No wheelchair, no problem We have extra chairs for use during program

The team practices basic sport skills, team cooperation and rules of competitive play We also focuses on exposure to a variety of wheelchair sports with the potential for competitive skill development. We may also engage in special holiday themed events or field trips. Snacks may be provided. Pre registration is highly encouraged or the program may be cancelled due to low enrollment.

Participants must be able to participate in a 1:5 staff to participant ratio and be independent with personal care needs or bring an attendant. Masks are highly recommended for the duration of the activity.

No program on Sunday, April 30th!

POWER SOCCER

Do you use a power wheelchair? Join this one of three classes with the San Jose Teams in the electrifying and growing sport of power soccer! Whether you just want to learn the sport or aspire to compete in future tournaments, this is the program for you. Participants will learn power soccer techniques, develop skills, practice drills, and prepare for competition. Participants must be able to function in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio, independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care.

*This class is designed for power wheelchair users.

Location: Bascom Community CenterGymnasium

No program on May 27th in observance of Memorial Day weekend

BEGINNER WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL

Nothin' but net! Come out and shoot some hoops with your friends while you learn the exciting sport of wheelchair basketball. You will learn new techniques, skills, and practice drills. All ability levels welcome. No sports chair, no problem; we have extra sports chairs available to use during program. Tournament opportunities are available for big gamers. Don't miss out! Participants must be able to function in a 1:10 staff to participant ratio, and independent with personal care needs.

All ability levels welcome and we have extra chairs. This class is designed for manual wheelchair users. This class is on Wednesdays for 4 week.

Location: Bascom Community Center - Gymnasium

Pre-registration is highly encouraged or the program may be cancelled due to low enrollment.

ADVANCED WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL

This is a Wheelchair Basketball practice for advanced players who are competing at a high level. Don't miss out! Participants must be able to function in a 1:10 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care.

All ability levels welcome. This class is designed for manual wheelchair users. This class is on Wednesdays for 4 week.

Location: Bascom Community Center - Gymnasium

Pre-registration is highly encouraged or the program may be cancelled due to low enrollment.

BASCOM GROUP ARTS CLASS

This program is geared towards groups of people with disabilities. Come check out the Bascom Community Center and relax with some arts and crafts. This program is designed to improve fine motor skills, creativity and social skills. You will be guided through art projects and specialty crafts.

Organization's staff must accompany clients in 4 to 1 ratio. This class is not designed for individuals without staff/attendant.

MAYFAIR GROUP ARTS

Come join us at Mayfair Community Center for some arts and crafts fun! Throughout the program participants will improve fine motor skills, increase social skills, and learn to expand their creativity. Each class will be guided by a City Staff. This program is geared towards groups of people with disabilities. Organization's Staff must accompany clients 1:4 staff to participant ratio and masks are highly recommended.

FUN WITH ARTS

Come and enjoy different art forms such as coloring, drawing, painting and more! This art class is directed towards teen and young adults with disabilities. Each week we will try different art forms. We'll get to socialize with others by showing our art with each other once completed. Participants must be able to participate in a 1:6 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant.

SCRAPBOOK CLUB

Enjoy being creative with art and writing? Come join us to design and build your very own scrapbook. Fill your book with pictures, memories, and thoughts. Participants may have the option to follow each night's different theme or create their own. Also participants are welcomed to bring own supplies such as old magazines, pictures, or other scrape papers.

Participants must be able to participate in a 1:8 staff to participant ratio and be able to attend to own personal care needs or have an attendant with them.

SPRING CLASSES YOUTH PROGRAMS

FUN FOR ALL!

This program focuses on fun with music, games, arts and crafts, movement activities, and a field trip This play program is designed for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Children should bring a sack lunch to class each week Participants must be able to function in a 1 to 3 staff to participant ratio and independent with personal care needs or provide an attendant for personal care. Attendants will be required to pass a City of San Jose background check in programs that serve youth under 18 years of age.

SPRING CLASSES VIRTUAL PROGRAMS

VIRTUAL MUSIC MONDAY

Love to listen to music? Join us on Zoom where each night will feature a different music genre or theme such as 2010 Pop, Rock, and many more. We can listen, sing, dance, and chat all about music. Participants will be able to requests songs via email or chat. This program is designed for adults with disabilities but, anyone may join.

Zoom link will be sent prior to start of program.

VIRTUAL GAME ZONE

Game on! Join us for weekly game nights on Zoom to partake in various games all in the name of fun. Each night will be a different game such as Family Feud, Scene it?, Scrabble, and much more. This class is designed for adults with disabilities but, anyone can partake.

Zoom link will be sent prior to start of program.

Scholarships Available

The City of San Jose offers activity scholarships for children, seniors, and adults with disabilities who qualify. Scholarships will cover 50-70% of the class cost Fill out the scholarship form and bring the necessary documents to any City of San Jose community center.

Contact any community center for information.

DIABETES CAMP- TYPE 1

This collaborative day camp program is provided by the City of San Jose's Therapeutic Services and California Diabetes Association. There will be fun activities, outings, games, crafts, and diabetes education. Nursing staff will be on site to help monitor blood sugars and provide education to participants and families.

Registration is taken by the California Diabetes Association: Please contact Kat at 619-5496811or online at https://diabetesnv.org/ (select 2023 Camp Programs).

CAMP SUPERSTUFF- ASTHMA CAMP

Every summer, Breathe California offers Camp Superstuff, a week-long day camp held within the region served by Breathe California of the Bay Area. This year, the City of San Jose, Mayfair Community Center, is partnering with Breathe California to offer Camp Superstuff. This camp is designed for children 6-12 suffering from asthma, Camp Superstuff blends asthma education curriculum with traditional summer camp activities. This year's camp is being planned as a hybrid camp with both online and in-person activities.

Registration is taken by Breathe California (408) 998-5865 or online at https://lungsrus.org/