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Special Needs Living - Family Fun Day at Play-Place Autism & Special Needs Center

THE PLAY-PLACE Autism & Special Needs Center in Sterling Heights, MI, recently transformed into a haven of joy and laughter as families gathered for a spectacular Family Fun Day. Located at 42301 Mound Rd, this exceptional facility proved to be the perfect backdrop for a day filled with excitement, connection, and inclusivity.

Brigitte Evariste - Tobii Dynavox

From the moment families stepped through the doors, they were greeted with an atmosphere of warmth and understanding. The Play-Place Autism & Special Needs Center, designed specifically for children with special needs, offered state-of-the-art equipment and resources that catered to the unique needs of each child. The facility’s commitment to promoting cognitive and social development, sensory integration, balance & coordination, was evident in every corner.

The day’s activities were carefully curated to ensure smiles on every face. Sensory play areas and interactive games delighted participants of all ages and cognitive levels. the dedicated staff played a crucial role in creating a safe and inclusive environment, allowing families to bond and create lasting memories.

Andrew Ackner - Autastic Athletics
Scott de Varona - MiABLE

One of the highlights of the event was the opportunity for families to connect with great companies and special needs resources. This aspect not only provided valuable information but also fostered a sense of community and support among attendees.

Maria Giancotti - Student Advocacy Michigan

Play-Place’s holistic model of inclusion, acceptance, and support was at the forefront of the event. Open to all ages, all cognitive levels, and all special needs, the center embraced the entire family unit. Parents were required to remain with their children, and siblings were not just welcomed but encouraged to join in the festivities.

The Play-Place vision, rooted in therapy, education, inclusion, and social support, shone through the event. The facility aimed not only to impact the individual growth of those affected by autism but also to provide respite relief for families, contributing to sustainability and renewal. By addressing the challenges faced by families, Play-Place sought to empower the community, raising awareness, providing employability, and alleviating costs.

Paula Eifler - Account Executive with Special Needs Living & Maria Giancotti with Student Advocacy Michigan

In the heart of Sterling Heights, Play-Place Autism & Special Needs Center not only provided endless hours of excitement but also became a beacon of hope and support for families navigating the everyday nuances of “living with autism.” The Family Fun Day was a testament to the power of inclusion, acceptance, and the unwavering commitment of Play-Place to make a positive impact in the lives of those it serves.

Healing Haven - Jocelyn Cook
My Relationships Project

Thank you for Hosting this event:

Play-Place Autism & Special Needs Center 42301 Mound Rd, Sterling Heights, MI 48310 (586) 254-6533

autisticplayplace.org

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