Activities and Classes
Are you looking for classes and activities with a special needs child in mind? Here’s a list of places that offer classes designed for children with special needs in Spartanburg, SC.
Looking for more? Here’s our complete Guide to Special Needs Resources in Spartanburg. You’ll find everything from classes geared toward children with special needs to accessible playgrounds and available services.
Organized baseball and a field (Miracle Park) designed for children with mental and physical challenges.
A special Easter event for those in the Spartanburg community with mental and/or physical disabilities.
2020 Date: TBA
At Dance Without Limits, we believe dance is for everyone. Regardless of age, shape, size, or ability, we believe every child can benefit from and deserves the chance to dance. We pride ourselves on offering quality dance training in a wholesome, family-friendly atmosphere. We want each student’s dance possibilities to be limitless! Dance Without Limits proudly serves dance students ages 18 months and up, including adults, and students with disabilities. Our staff has extensive experience with students of all abilities. We offer a class specifically for students with different abilities called Limitless Friends. We are also an inclusive dance studio, encouraging dancers of all abilities to participate in any of our dance classes. Email [email protected] for more information.
Kids Golf and Fitness Academy offers a variety of fun classes such as golf, Mom/Dad and me, American Sign Language, Art, design, fitness, dance specific fitness, golf specific fitness, sports specific fitness, and more! Ages 3 and up. All skill levels, learning styles, and physical abilities welcome.
A safe, family dining experience for to connect with others and become part of a community. They offer resources and host events for those with special needs.
CESA’s TOP Soccer (The Outreach Program for Soccer) is a soccer program designed for youth with disabilities. Accommodations are made to include any boy or girl with a physical or mental disability such that he or she can experience learning and playing soccer.
A sensory approach to swimming that teaches children with special needs to swim. Additionally, the instructor provides aquatic therapy. Based in Spartanburg
Both TCMU- Greenville and TCMU – Spartanburg offers special sensory friendly times at the museum. Bright lights are dimmed, exhibit sounds limited, and there will be special quiet areas established on each floor. Also during this time the museum will offer special sensory-friendly programming in their Spark Lab, Off the Wall space (art) and more.
