740 West Boston Post Road, Suite 316Mamaroneck, NY 10543Ph: 914.698.5232 Fax: 914.698.7125www.secrec.org e-mail: info@secrec.org

SPRING ENROLLMENT: MARCH 16TH - APRIL 8TH, 2020

NOW ENROLL WITH ONLINE ENROLLMENT

SOUTH EAST CONSORTIUM

SPRING 2020 BROCHURE

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A Message from theExecutive Director

Dear Families and Participants,

Since the beginning of COVID-19 outbreak, South East Consortium has been developing contingency plans and working with its partners to address the concerns of parents, participants, staff, and community members. The South East Consortium Risk Management Committee met to discuss our response to date on the Coronavirus and plan for future contingencies.

South East Consortium has verified our cleaning procedures are in-line with State Guidance. All Supervisors were briefed on and discussed the current cleaning procedures and how to assure continued regular disinfection of equipment. In addition, we have verified all cleaning procedures at our recreational facilities are compliance with State and CDC Guidelines. SEC will continue to implement good hygiene practices, by having all participants and staff members wash hands before/after programs, prior to eating or handling food or equipment and after using the restroom. Hand Sanitizer and wipes are also available and encouraged.

Just a friendly reminder, it is important to stay home from program when you are sick with respiratory disease symptoms or if you have a compromised immune system.

On another note we have rerouted programs to available spaces as facility closures occur. We have hit many road blocks with large outings (social dances, competitions, etc) and have just received notice our annual South East Formal has been postponed until further notice. We understand this is major disappointment to many of our participants, however the health and wellbeing of every individual is our top priority.

South East Consortium is updating policies and practices to reflect our ever changing needs to provide the best services for our families. We are asking for a current photo to be placed in your participants file for emergency identification purposes. Please send these photos by email or mail to Austin Cunney - acunney@secrec.org.

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Program Enrollment will begin Monday, March 16th at 10:00 A.M. through our registration portal. Please click on the Program Enrollment page on our website. If you need help with enrolling online please visit the SEC office on Monday, March 16th from 9:30AM - 4:30PM so program staff may assist you with the process. Please do not register for a program if you do not plan on attending due to the recent health concerns. We have reduced our enrollment and staffing numbers to reflect the decline in program participation for the Spring Season. South East receives reimbursements through Medicaid/FSS for providing services to your participant, but only if your participant attends the program. If your participant has spotty attendance or simply doesn’t attend at all, it has a significant financial impact on South East.

If you are interested in attending one of our Summer Day Camps or Teen Travel Program please visit our website, download a camp packet and register online. If you have questions regarding summer camps please call the SEC Office at 914-698-5232 and we will be happy to assist you through the process. Camp registration will also begin on Monday, March 16th On behalf of everyone at South East we thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Spenner-KindExecutive Director

Please Read the Following Information

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Sibling Discount:If a family has more than one participant registered in our programs, South East offers a 15% discount for each sibling. Please note that this will be adjusted in-house and a credit applied to your account.

Who We Serve:The South East Consortium proudly serves children and adults (age 5 and beyond) with various disabilities and special needs who reside in the following member municipalities: Town and Village of Mamaroneck, Town of Pelham, Village of Rye Brook, Village of Port Chester, Village of Larchmont, City of Rye, Village of Scarsdale, Town of Eastchester, Village of Bronxville, Village of Tuckahoe and the Town and Village of Harrison.

Each of the member municipalities contribute tax dollars to the South East Consortium. Residency is based on which municipality you pay taxes, not by school district or mailing address. Due to overcrowding and limited resources, SEC can no longer accept NEW enrollments from individuals who reside outside the Consortium municipalities. If you are unsure of member eligibility, please contact the office for assistance.

Enrollment Criteria:The following criteria and conditions for enrolling in South East Consortium (SEC) programs applies only to NEW individuals residing with their families/guardians or independently in any of the Consortium municipalities. This DOES NOT apply to individuals residing in IRAs or group homes or individuals who were previously enrolled in program(s) prior to the fall 2017 session.

SEC can no longer accept any NEW registrations from individuals who have not completed the OPWDD Front Door Eligibility Process and have been issued a Front Door Authorization Form stating respite units have been confirmed.You must provide a copy of your Eligibility Status letter to be considered for the transitional fee category.

HCBS Medicaid Waiver: SEC will only accept individuals who are Medicaid Waiver eligible after all the required documentation is properly submitted by the Care Coordinator. SEC needs to be correctly noted on the Life Plan/Individual Service Plan (ISP) as a service provider; a Front Door Authorization Letter or (SAL); Notice of Decision (NOD) and Level of Care (LCED). Once this documentation has been received by SEC it will be submitted to OPWDD. Individuals may not begin programs until SEC is notified the billing for reimbursement process is completed.

Late Pick-up Policy:Late pick-ups and early drop offs are continuing to create several problems for us especially when a facility needs to remain open (expensive) and staff need to provide extended supervision (more expensive) before or after program time. We understand an occasional glitch in your schedule, but if this becomes a trend you will be billed $10 for every additional 15 minutes staff is required to provide supervision either before or after program schedule times.

Admission and Medical Forms:South East Consortium is required to keep a completed up-to-date admissions application and medical form on file for all program participants. A new program admission application is now online for enrollment. Participants who have expired information on file will be required to update the information prior to participating in any South East programs. In addition all participants will need to provide a current photo to be kept on file for secirity purposes.NOTE: Please be advised that your participants social security number is now mandatory to participate in all SEC programs, no exceptions.

South East Consortium Office Hours

8:30AM - 4:00PM | Monday - Friday

Program Attendance:When registering your participant for a program please be aware of this important concern. South East receives certain reimbursements through Medicaid for providing services to your participant, but only if your participant attends the program. If your participant has spotty attendance or simply doesn’t attend at all, it has a significant financial impact on South East. Also, since South East has a “wait list” for most of our programs it is unfair to others who wish to participate.

We understand an occasional absence, but if you know beforehand, especially with a community outing or special event, that your participant will not be attending or is dropping a program, please let us know immediately so we can attempt to fill that vacancy. This may affect any possible program refunds to you.

Registration Restriction:If a participant has an outstanding balance due to South East for attending previous programs, that participant will not be permitted to register for the new session until the outstanding balance is paid. Please note with the new enrollment system your account will be locked until the outstanding issue is rectified. In addition, if your participant has outstanding paperwork (LP, IEP, NOD, LCED, Medical form, etc.) they will not be allowed to enroll/attend South East Programs until the paperwork has been submitted.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSSPRING PROGRAMS PAGE # Monday 5 - 6 Tuesday 7 Wednesday 8 Thursday 9 Friday 10 - 11 Saturday 12 - 13MONTHLY EVENTS 13 - 14SPRING SPECIAL EVENTS 15 - 16LETTER FROM DIRECTOR 1 - 2IMPORTANT INFORMATION 3 - 4TABLE OF CONTENTS 5BOARD & STAFF 17

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MONDAYTUMBLE TIMEChildren get to explore the My Gym facility through a mix of structured activity and interactive play. The landscape of the equipment changes every week, offering a new and stimulating environment. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

My Gym 4:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.1030 West Boston Post Rd. Ages: 5 - 12Mamaroneck, NY 10543

SPRING SEASON 4/13 - 6/8 (8 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/25CODE: TUMB R210DIRECT COST: $210.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $112.00TRANSITIONAL: $192.00

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EDIBLE CREATIONSWho says you need an oven to make delicious treats? We will use our creativity to make various snacks and desserts. We will explore different recipes that only require our hands. Our recipes will include wraps, skewers, dips, no-bake desserts, and plenty more! Each week we will also write out the recipes to build a recipe book full of no bake creations. Each recipe we make will be full of flavor, fun, and flare!

Damiano Center 7:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M.281 Midland Avenue, Rye Ages: Teen/Adult

SPRING SEASON (3 weeks)PROGRAM 4/27, 5/18, 6/1 CODE: EDCR S210DIRECT COST: $95.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $33.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $60.00

ZUMBAAre you ready to dance yourself into shape this spring? Join us for a high energy, fun dance aerobics class! We will combine Zumba, Latin and Caribbean moves paired with great dance music. With easy to follow moves this one of a kind fitness program will keep you coming back for more! Please wear loose clothing and sneakers!

Damiano Center 6:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M281 Midland Avenue, Rye Ages: Teen/Adult Please enter from the left-side of the building ONLY.

SPRING SEASON 4/13 - 6/8 (8 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/25CODE: ZUMBA S210DIRECT COST: $1’00.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $46.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $88.00

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TUESDAYTEEN CHEFSTeens will learn the basic cooking fundamentals in a small group setting. Learn skills such as cracking an egg, measuring and mixing ingredients and working together as a team to complete easy to follow recipes. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

Tuckahoe High School 5:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. 65 Siwanoy Blvd., Eastchester, NY Age: 13 - 18

SPRING SEASON 4/14 – 6/9 (8 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/26CODE: CHEFS R210DIRECT COST: $215.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $88.00TRANSITIONAL: $184.00

PARTNERS IN SPORTS Come out this spring for some track and other sports with a great group of people. Through fun and engaging drills, participants will sharpen their coordination, stamina and balance. Players should come wearing sneakers and comfortable clothing.

Tuckahoe Community Center 8:00PM - 9:00PM 71 Columbus Ave, Tuckahoe, NY Age: Teen /Adult

SPRING SEASON 4/21 – 6/16 (6 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 4/28, 5/12, 6/9CODE: OLYM R210DIRECT COST: $132.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $26.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $48.00TRANS COST: $132.00 (8 weeks)

NOTE: Transportation is only for those attending both SEC Sharks and Partners in Sports whom live at Home.

SHARKS SWIM CLUBThe Sharks Swim Club is a competitive swim training program for swimmers who have mastered basic swimming fundamentals and competence in the water. This is not a learn-to-swim program, rather an opportunity to learn advanced skills. The focus of the program will be on skill development, physical fitness, socialization and Special Olympics Competition. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

Hommocks Pool 6:15 P.M. - 7:15 P.M. Hommocks Middle School Age: Teen/Adult130 Hommocks Rd., Larchmont

SPRING SEASON 4/14 – 6/9 (8 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/26CODE: SHARK S210DIRECT COST: $220.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $ 42.00TRANSITIONAL: $100.00

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SEC DANCE COMPANYLearn to express yourself creatively by expanding your mind and body through different types of dancing; Jazz, tap, hip-hop, ballroom and line dancing. We will work toward learning a variety of fun, high energy dance routines for the June show. Please wear sneakers and loose-fitting clothing.

Harbor Island Pavilion, Blue Room 6:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M.Harbor Island Park, Mamaroneck Age: Teen/AdultIntersection Mamaroneck Ave. & Boston Post Rd.

SPRING SEASON 4/15 – 6/10 (9 weeks)CODE: DANCE S210DIRECT COST: $150.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $63.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $90.00

YOGALATESYogalates combines yoga and Pilates, focusing on strengthening the core while eliciting the meditation and flexibility benefits of yoga. Yogalates enhances postural alignment, coordination and strength. Great for all ability levels.

Harbor Island Pavilion, Blue Room 4:45 P.M. - 5:45 P.M.Harbor Island Park, Mamaroneck Age: Teen/AdultIntersection Mamaroneck Ave. and Boston Post Rd.

SPRING SEASON 4/15 – 6/10 (9 weeks)CODE: YOGA S210 DIRECT COST: $104.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $36.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $126.00

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BOWLINGGet a strike in our fun, social bowling program at Bowlmor bowling alley! Bowlers will get a SEC Bowling Team shirt. Appropriate for all ability levels. Transportation is open to participants living at home only.

Bowlmor 7:00 P.M. - 8:45 P.M.47 Tarrytown Road Age: 16 and upWhite Plains, NY 10607

SPRING SEASON 4/16 - 6/11 (9 weeks)CODE: BOWL R210DIRECT COST: $265.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $99.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $207.00TRANS COST: $148.50

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SEC FIT CLUBJoin the Fit Club and get in shape! We will work on building stamina, agility and strength through cardio, sports drills, strength training and body sculpting. Wear sneakers and comfortable clothing. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

Harbor Island Pavilion, Blue Room 5:15 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.Harbor Island Park, Mamaroneck Age: Teen/AdultIntersection Mamaroneck Ave. and Boston Post Rd.

SPRING SEASON 4/16 - 6/11 (9 weeks)CODE: FIT S210DIRECT COST: $221.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $32.00TRANSITIONAL: $122.00

THURSDAY

SEC PLAY PRODUCTIONCome join the show! If you love singing, acting and dancing you can be a star or work behind the scenes as a production assistant making props, costumes or learning the technical side of stage production. We will rehearse dialogue, songs, dance steps, make props and costumes and put on a great show in June.

Heathcote School 4:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.26 Palmer Avenue, Scarsdale Age: Teen/Adult

SPRING SEASON 4/17 – 6/5 (7 weeks) NO PROGRAM: 5/22CODE: PLAY S210DIRECT COST: $144.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $67.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $98.00

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FRIDAY TRAVEL CLUBSpend Friday night out and about with your friends going to dinner and attending a variety of community outings along with some “in” nights in Harrison. A schedule of events and additional money needed for dinner will be provided at the beginning of program. Public transportation may be used, participants must be able to get on and off buses or trains. Limited to 20 participants. We will celebrate with an End of the Year BBQ on 6/19. Transportation is provided at an additional fee from Play Production to Travel Club only. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

Meeting Locations Vary 6:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. Age: Teen/AdultSPRING SEASON 4/17 - 6/19 (9 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/22CODE: CLUB 210DIRECT COST: $609.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $200.00TRANSITIONAL: $384.00TRANS COST: $84.00 (7 weeks)

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MOVIES & MOREMovies & More features both in and out nights. Out Nights will feature dinner and a movie at local area restaurants and theaters. (Out night dinner not included.) On in nights we will have dinner, watch a movie, along with some fun games, art and crafts and more! In Nights located at the Harrison Community Center. (In night dinner included.) We will celebrate with an End of the Year BBQ on 6/19. Limited to 20 participants. Transportation is provided at an additional fee from Play Production to Movie Club only.

Out Nights meet at local theater or other location 6:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M.In Nights meet at Harrison Community Center Age: 18 & Up216 Halstead Ave, Harrison

SPRING SEASON 4/17 – 6/19 (9 weeks) NO PROGRAM: 5/22CODE: FILM 210DIRECT COST: $639.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $160.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $280.00TRANS COST: $84.00 (7 weeks)

FRIDAY FUNStart the weekend off right! Come meet new friends and hang out with your current friends! We will meet every week. Our two in nights will be at Haindl Field House in Eastchester or the Veteran’s Center in Harrison where you can play pool, ping pong, participate in craft projects, play video games, watch a movie and dance. Our out nights will include bowling, movies and much more. We will celebrate with an End of the Year BBQ on 6/19. We offer the option to participate in the “in nights” only. On our in nights we will serve pizza, chips, water and a dessert. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

In Nights meet at: Haindl Field House 7:00 P.M. - 9:30 P.M. Brunhan Rd. and Rescigno Dr. Ages: Teens 13 - 21 Eastchester, NY or Veteran’s Center, 210 Halstead Avenue, Harrison, NY

Out Nights meet at location

SPRING SEASON (3 weeks) PROGRAM DATES: 4/17, 5/8, 6/5CODE: FRFUN S210 (IN NIGHTS) DIRECT COST: $144.00 OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $30.00 TRANSITIONAL: $99.00

SPRING SEASON 4/17 - 6/19 (8 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/22, 5/29CODE: FRFUN 211 (IN & OUT NIGHTS)DIRECT COST: $417.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $200.00TRANSITIONAL: $320.00

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SATURDAYSATURDAY SWIMSessions will consist of 30 minutes of swimming; participants will be grouped by their age and ability. Lessons may be conducted in group format or similar pairings. We strive for consistency with our program, but sometimes our staffing patterns do not allow for swimmers to have the same staff member each week or guarantee a one-to-one ratio. This is a structured, safe program, but may be inappropriate for individuals with severe disabilities or extreme fear of the water. Participants who are lap swimmers may only sign up for section 110 due to space and age restrictions. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

Participants enrolling in AM Athletics will receive priority for the first two sessions of swim.

Hommocks Middle School Age: Youth/Teen and130 Hommocks Rd., Larchmont Lap Swimmers Age 14 - 21

SPRING SEASON 4/18 - 6/7 (6 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/2, 5/239:30 - 10:00 A.M. SWIM R11010:00 - 10:30 A.M. SWIM R11110:30 - 11:00 A.M. SWIM R11211:00 - 11:30 A.M. SWIM R113

NO PROGRAM: 2/15, 2/22DIRECT COST: $217.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $81.00TRANSITIONAL: $108.00

AM ATHLETICSAM Athletics is a movement-based class designed to get kids up and on their feet in a fun and engaging way. Program includes a warm up (running, jumping, skipping, stretching) skill-based activities and cooperative activities (relay race, scooter games, tandem games). The goal of the program is the develop participants ability to sequence, organize and plan to complete an activity by motivating them intrinsically through fun activities. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

Community Room 10:45 A.M. - 11:30 A.M.Hommocks Ice Rink Age: Youth/Teen130 Hommocks Rd, Larchmont, NY

SPRING SEASON 4/18 - 6/13 (8 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/23CODE: SATSP S210 DIRECT COST: $172.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $26.00TRANSITIONAL: $160.00

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UCANUCAN will consist of various sports such as basketball, soccer, baseball, flag football and much more! This program focuses on improving and developing each athletes physical skills including balance, hand-eye coordination, various motor skills. SEC staff will be there to support and give positive reinforcement to all of our athletes. All sports activities, drills, and games are designed to fit the physical ability of all of our athletes! Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

Quaker Ridge Elementary School 12:00 P.M. - 1:30 P.M.125 Weaver St, Scarsdale Age: 12 -21 years

SPRING SEASON 4/18 - 6/7 (7 weeks)NO PROGRAM: 5/23CODE: UCAN S210 DIRECT COST: $204.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $42.00TRANSITIONAL: $144.00

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MONTHLY EVENTS

LUNCH & A MOVIEJoin your friends at our Lunch & A Movie. Have lunch and catch the movies of the season at the local theater! Included in the program fee is food, gratuity and movie ticket. Location will be determined at a later date. Drop off and pick up will be TBD depending on the Theater location.

Theater Location TBD 11:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Age: 14 and older.

SPRING SEASON (2 weeks)PROGRAM DATES: 5/9 & 6/6CODE: LUNCH R210DIRECT COST: $214.00OPWDD/Waiver Confirmed: $80.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $130.00

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SELF ADVOCACY CLUBSouth East Consortium Self Advocacy Club will be led by our very own SA guru Maggie Stone. Maggie will guide you as you learn the ropes of being your own advocate. SAC will vote on and discuss issues which are important to group (Paratransit, Lifeplan Meetings, Jobs, Voting, etc..) Maggie has also lined up a variety of guest speakers too! Limited spots available.

South East Consortium Office Age: Teen/Adult740 West Boston Post Rd, Time: 5:30P.M. - 7:00P.M.Mamaroneck, NY SPRING SEASON (3 weeks)PROGRAM DATES: 4/13, 5/4, 6/1CODE: SAC S210 DIRECT COST: $68.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: FREETRANSITIONAL/GROUP HOME: FREE

TEEN ADVENTURECome on an Adventure this Spring with South East Consortium! This season we will be visiting a combination of Nature Centers and Museums. Please bring a bagged lunch with you unless otherwise noted. We will meet at the South East Consortium offices. Open to Participants Living At Home Only.

Meet at the SEC Office 12:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M or TBA.Mamaroneck Town Center Age: Teen

SPRING SEASON (2 weeks)PROGRAM DATES: 4/27 & 6/1CODE: ADVE R210DIRECT COST: $160.00OPWDD/Waiver Confirmed: $40.00TRANSITIONAL: $120.00

LMCTV WORKSHOPSEC and LMCTV continue their partnership for another 3-day Video Production workshop! Learn about greenscreens, cinematography and editing! Space limited, first come first serve.

LMCTV STUDIOS 4:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.740 West Boston Post Rd, Mamaroneck Age: 15 & Up

SPRING SEASON (3 weeks)PROGRAM DATES: 4/13, 5/4, 6/1CODE: LMCTV S210DIRECT COST: $86.00OPWDD/WAIVER CONFIRMED: $39.00TRANSITIONAL/GROUP HOME: $60.00 LM

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ALAMO DRAFTHOUSEAn afternoon of movies and delicious food at the Alamo Drafthouse is in store this spring-When the date gets closer we will announce the featured movie. Price of movie ticket and lunch included in fee. Space is limited, first come, first served. Please sign up for ONLY ONE date, participants may only attend once.

2548 Central Park Ave TBDYonkers, N.Y. Age: 14 and older CODE: ALAMO R210 DATE: Sunday, April 26th, 2020CODE: ALAMO R211 DATE: Sunday, May 17th, 2020 DIRECT COST: $87.00OPWDD/Waiver Confirmed: $43.00Group Home/TRANSITIONAL: $67.00

MYSTIC AQUARIUMAt Mystic Aquarium, close encounters of the incredible kind happen every day! Join South East in Mystic for a day at the aquarium whether you’re touching a ray, feeling the splash of a beluga whale, going beak-to-nose with a penguin or exploring Jurassic Giants. Price of aquarium and lunch included in fee. Space is limited, first come, first served.

Mystic Aquarium 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.Mystic, CT Age: 14 and olderDrop-off and Pick-up at SEC Office CODE: MYSTIC R210 DATE: Sunday, May 3rd, 2020DIRECT COST: $232.00OPWDD/Waiver Confirmed: $78.00Group Home/TRANSITIONAL: $102.00

CINDERELLAPoor Ella leads a miserable life of servitude under her wicked stepmother and unsym-pathetic stepsisters. Every day, she dreams of something better, of escaping her chores and finding love. This Tony Award-winning Broadway musical adaptation delights with its contemporary take on the classic fairy tale. With high spirited choreography, stunning costumes, and all the moments you love—the pumpkin, the glass slipper, the masked ball and more—plus some surprising new twists! Admission and Lunch is included. Space is limited. First come first serve basis. Please sign up for ONLY ONE date, individuals may only attend once.

Westchester Broadway Theater 11:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.1 Broadway Plaza Age: 14 and olderElmsford, NY 10523 CODE: BDWY R210 DATE: Sunday, May 31st, 2020CODE: BDWY R211 DATE: Sunday, June 7th, 2020 DIRECT COST: $237.00OPWDD/Waiver Confirmed: $85.00Group Home/TRANSITIONAL: $113.00

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STRAWBERRY PICKINGJoin us as we celebrate an early start to summer with a trip to Fishkill Farms to pick or-ganic strawberries. We’ll pick berries, have lunch at a local resturant and spend the day with our friends at SEC. Price of farm admission, berries and lunch included in fee. Space is limited, first come, first served.

Fishkill Farms 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.Fishkill, NY Age: 14 and olderDrop-off and Pick-up at SEC Office CODE: BERRY R210 DATE: Sunday, June 14th, 2020DIRECT COST: $138.00OPWDD/Waiver Confirmed: $49.00Group Home/TRANSITIONAL: $84.00

PROSPECTOR THEATERSparkle on! You’re about to have an excellent moviegoing experience that creates meaningful jobs for adults with disabilities. All first-run movies are equipped with closed captions and narrative descriptive audio. The Prospector Theater is a non-profit dedicated to providing meaningful employment opportunities for adults with disabilities through the operation of a premium, four screen, first-run movie theater. Included in the program fee is food, gratuity and movie ticket.

Prospector Theater 11:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.Ridgefield, CT Age: 14 and older.Drop-off and Pick-up at SEC Offices.

CODE: PROS R210 DATE: Saturday June 13th, 2020DIRECT COST: $155.00OPWDD/Waiver Confirmed: $80.00GROUP HOME/TRANSITIONAL: $125.00

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SOUTH EAST CONSORTIUMBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jennifer Spenner-Kind,Ext. 103 Austin Cunney, Ext. 102 Executive Director Program Supervisor E-Mail: jspenner-kind@secrec.org E-Mail: acunney@secrec.org

Karen Ramlakhan, Ext. 108 Peter Iannarelli, Ext. 106 Program Supervisor Part-Time Program Supervisor E-Mail: kramlakhan@secrec.org E-Mail: piannarelli@secrec.org

SEC MISSIONCreated in 1981, the South East Consortium for Special Services, Inc. (SEC) is dedicated to providing recreation programs and leisure services to children and adults with developmental disabilities and special needs who reside in our member municipalities. Our mission is to maintain and improve the lives of those we serve by offering a comprehensive calendar of programs and services that are age appropriate, suitable for people with different levels of ability and designed to have an impact on an individual for a lifetime. We do this together and always

welcome your ideas and concerns.

SEC STAFF

Sally Veltidi, Chairperson Town of Eastchester Gerry Salvo, Vice Chairperson Town/Village of Harrison Jill Fisher, Treasurer Town of Mamaroneck/ Village of Larchmont Sally Rogol, Secretary City of Rye Robert Bertolacci Village of Rye Brook Heather Krakowski Village of Port Chester Fred Fiorito Town of Pelham Brian Gray Village of Scarsdale Jason Pinto Village of Mamaroneck Dorothy Scarfone Member At Large Thea Beaver Member At Large Gregory Loten Member At Large

PROUDLY SERVINGTown and Village of Mamaroneck, Town of Pelham, Village of Rye Brook, Village of Port Chester, Village of Larchmont, City of Rye, Village of Scarsdale, Town of Eastchester,

Village of Bronxville, Village of Tuckahoe and the Town and Village of Harrison

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Jessica Carreiro, Ext 106Office Assistant

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