After School Program

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DTT is an After School Program in which skilled habilitation staff works in a small group with your child. Our staff is experienced in working with children with special needs. We work on specific goals set for your child’s needs and creating strategies to help your child accomplish them. We believe that working and playing together can build self-confidence and long-lasting friendships. Each day we will participate in lots of fun activities and adventures.

Through a structure and planned schedule, we work on:

  • Problem-solving skills
  • Building self-confidence
  • Adaptability
  • Making new friends
  • Teamwork
  • Creativity

Our F-U-N activities include the following:

  • Dance/gym
  • Games
  • Water play
  • Crafts
  • Hula-Hooping
  • Science projects
  • Sensory exploration

Field trips:

  • Library
  • Bowling
  • Movies
  • Burger king
  • McDonalds
  • Swimming in the lake/ pool
  • Park
  • Nature walks
  • Feeding the ducks
  • Pet store
  • Mall
The After School Program (DTT) is for children up to 16 years of age. Our hours are after school with available transportation. If you are interested in DTT and your child is enrolled in the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) please inform your support coordinator and set an appointment with the DTT manager. If your child is NOT enrolled in DDD, we do accept cash payments for the service. Contact our Lake Havasu clinic to find out more details! Transportation to and from our program is available!

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