Soccer for All

Sunday, October 29, 2017
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Kids with and without special needs are invited to attend this free soccer clinic to learn skills and practice the game. The youth-led clinic will provide one-on-one skills training and focus on recreational exercise and having fun. Kids on the autism spectrum, with Down Syndrome, or any unique needs are welcome along with their siblings and friends. 

All participants should bring a water bottle and wear appropriate clothing. Sponsored by VolunTEENnation.org All children are welcome to attend. The goal is to have both youth with special needs and neuro-typical youth interact together and receive instruction. The clinic is free but registration is required.

2 to 3 p.m. at Gay Field in Clayton, located behind the Clayton Family Center. Parents/guardians are required to remain at the event and are encouraged to watch and cheer from the sidelines!

Click here for more information and to register your child for this free event.

 

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