Egg-stra Special Egg Hunt makes egg-hunting fun for children with special needs
“It (the egg hunt) really is providing a community that is there … sometimes it seems kind of silent … it’s really cool for me just to look around and to see the special needs community rallying together and coming together and saying ‘You’re not alone … We’re here with you'”
Alabama Care broadcasts live from Chilton County for the second annual Egg-stra Special Egg Hunt, a sensory friendly, accessible Easter egg hunt hosted by Special in a Small Town.
Show links:
Wanting what every other kid wants Quick tip for accessible egg hunt
Resources mentioned in broadcast:
www.facebook.com/CharliesChancefoundation/
Alabama Care is partially supported by the Alabama Council on Developmental Disabilities (http://www.acdd.org/). The views expressed are not necessarily the views of these organizations.
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