A Richmond family reflects on how PARK365 became a place of comfort, connection, and true inclusion for their twins throughout childhood and beyond.
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SOAR365’s Summer Series at PARK365 united families, nonprofits, and sponsors for barrier-free fun, fostering inclusion, joy, and community connections in Richmond.
Kathryn Shapiro reflects on the importance SOAR365 has had on her family’s life.
Stories from PARK365 celebrates the people moments and memories that make this accessible park so special.
SOAR365 and Richmond Family Magazine are collaborating with “Stories form PARK365,” an initiative to showcase the experiences of families who visit this space.
Discover venues and events that ensure inclusivity for families with sensory concerns.
New grant funds will have an immediate impact on SOAR365’s Summer Camp at Camp Baker, with all improvements completed by the start of camp in June 2024.
Inclusive playgrounds invite all families to visit, with features that meet the needs of families with children of exceptional needs. Here are several around Richmond.
Check out our list of venues and activities for those with sensory sensitivities.
Richmond, Virginia, has an abundance of places to get outside with the family for loads of free family fun.
Operating in four locations in the greater Richmond area, SOAR365 was created in 1954 by area families determined to find a better way to care for their loved ones with…
Beginning today, Greater Richmond ARC is officially SOAR365. “It has become clear that we need a name as big as our aspirations,” said John Walker, president and CEO of the…