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Our goal is to provide safe, fun and inclusive community programs, social programs and inclusion support for youth and teens with disabilities. A variety of youth and teen programming occurs year round from Teen Program, Camps, Community outings and so much more! Below is information on current programs, upcoming activities/events and how to register for those activities.
Be sure to check out Inclusive Playdates at Southside Park! Inclusive Playdates are available for youth of all abilities.
Please contact Youth and Teen Program Coordinator Paige Domgaard at (916) 202-9498 or pdomgaard@cityofsacramento.org for any questions, comments or additional details. Thank you!
Let's get creative! Come join Access Leisure for an opportunity to learn about influential artists and practice a new art skill. Together, youth will engage with history and technique of the artist for that day then try that medium out themselves!
Let's get our groove on! In this dance series, youth will explore and learn different dance movements and creatively express themselves through body movement. We will play dance and rhythm games, interact positively with peers and have fun! No dance experience needed.
The Hangout is a program where teens create connections with peers and community, learn personal and life skills/goals, practice positive interactions, create and have fun! This is an after school program developed for teens with disabilities (ages 13 - 22).
Every Tue & Thu, 1/8 - 4/30 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm:
Yay! An extra day of The Hangout! The Hangout is a program where teens create connections with peers and community, learn personal and life skills/goals, practice positive interactions, create and have fun! This is an after school program developed for teens with disabilities (ages 13 - 22).
Every Friday, 1/9 - 4/24 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Teen Day Out is an opportunity for teens with disabilities to be out in the community and explore all that the city has to offer safely with peers!
Hop Hop HOP on down to Access Leisure's Easter Egg Hunt! Join us for Easter crafts, games, refreshments, positive peer play and of course - an Easter Egg Hunt!
Join us in experiencing fun and inclusive play with youth (ages 3 - 12) of all abilities! Exploration and connection happen with playground features, organized activities, making friends, local resources, crafts, and more! Season is from April through August
Access Leisure has created a scholarship program, THE ACCESS LEISURE FUN PASS! The application is easy to fill out and the process time is short. As a reminder, if you received a fun pass for the 2025 calendar year, any remaining funds would not roll over. You would need to submit a NEW FORM for 2026. Click or tap the link to apply for a scholarship Access Leisure Scholarship 2026. If you need assistance with this process reach out to David Madrigal at 916-808-5462.
Registration Information
Over the Phone Registration:
Contact: David Madrigal, Customer Service Assistant, at (916) 808-5462
Mail Registration:
Make checks payable to: City of Sacramento
Payments (checks) can be sent to: Belle Cooledge Community Center, 5699 S. Land Park Drive, Sacramento, CA 95822. Attn: Access Leisure
MUST HAVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION to process: Name of participant(s) what activities and include a contact phone number.
In-Person Registration:
Coloma Community Center, 4623 T Street, Sacramento, CA 95816 (Monday – Thursday, 9am-4pm)
Pannell Meadowview Community Center, 2450 Meadowview Road, Sacramento, CA 95832 (Monday – Friday, 9am-6pm)
South Natomas Community Center, 2921 Truxel Road, Sacramento, CA 95833 (Monday – Thursday, 9am-4pm)
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