Everything Families of Children Under Stress runs, current programs first.
Parent SupportFOCUS offers a variety of supportive services to our parents whose kiddos have lifelong developmental disabilities.
Share GroupsShare Groups are free, monthly support groups for parents and primary caregivers, meeting from September through May in various locations across Metro Atlanta.
Hospital VisitsWhen a FOCUS kiddo is in the hospital, we come to them, offering support, a quick visit, and a few goodies to brighten the day.
Holiday HelpWe know the holidays can bring both joy and strain, especially when medical needs, therapies, and financial pressures are part of everyday life.
FAST Fins Adaptive Swim TeamFOCUS Adaptive Swim Team (FAST Fins) concentrates on perfecting swim strokes, improving stamina, developing team skills, building self-confidence, following verbal commands, and increasing fitness.
Recorded WorkshopsFOCUS offers many ways workshops throughout the year and an annual education conference.
Family ActivitiesFOCUS makes outings possible for families by raising funds to offer very discounted tickets to community attractions in addition to offering time to gather and form community with other families on similar journeys.
Family CampA joyful weekend getaway at the fully adaptive Camp Twin Lakes, where families of children and young adults with significant disabilities can relax, connect, and enjoy accessible activities together.
Extra Special SaturdayExtra Special Saturday is designed for children with significant disabilities or who are medically fragile.
Summer Day CampsA joyful, fully‑adapted summer camp where children and young adults with significant disabilities or complex needs shine through art, music, theater, cooking, and recreation inspired by beloved movies.
Teens and Young Adults (TYA)FOCUS Teen and Young Adults (TYA) Program supports teens in monthly social activities that vary from bowling; sports activities; dancing; yoga; drumming; or just hanging out.
Overnight CampsFOCUS hosts two overnight camps each year for teens and young adults with significant disabilities or complex medical needs.
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