Amicus Fall, Winter & Spring Recreation Programs

Amicus Recreation programs offer children and teens in grades 3–12 with ADHD and/or learning disabilities a supportive, inclusive space to explore activities, build friendships, and develop essential social skills.

Social skills like teamwork, communication, and problem-solving are intentionally taught and practiced through engaging activities, guided by experienced staff who specialize in supporting neurodiverse youth.

With small group sizes (maximum 12 participants) and a 3:1 participant-to-staff ratio, each child receives individualized support. Programs run in the fall, winter, and spring (4–8 weeks) and are typically held at Foothills Academy, led by trained, caring staff committed to safe, fun, and meaningful experiences.