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Summer Resource Guide: Make Sure Your Child Has a Fun and Accessible Summer in Colorado 

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Whether you’re searching for exciting summer camps, free outdoor activities, or ways to keep young minds engaged without screens, we’ve gathered a comprehensive list of resources to help your family make the most of summer 2025. 

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Summer Camps for Children & Volunteer Opportunities for Teenagers  

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Summer in Colorado is the perfect time for kids and teenagers to learn, try new activities, and give back.

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Places to Take Your Child on a Day Excursion  

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Whether it’s a stroll on an accessible trail, a visit to a playground designed for all abilities, or a spontaneous day trip to see wildlife up close, these activities offer a mix of adventure and discovery.

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Colorado Resources to Access Food & Help and Summer Reading Programs for Children

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Explore generalized resources that offer a variety of supports to young people throughout the summer as well as summer reading programs that challenge children and teenagers to read.

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Parents’ Guide: Supporting Your Teenager with I/DD in the Transition from High School to Adulthood

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Transitioning from high school to adulthood can feel daunting, but with early planning and the right resources, students with I/DD and their families can build a foundation for long-term success. This guide outlines key steps for parents to support their students, from transition planning to life skills development, plus Denver-area programs offering mentorship and job training.

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6 Ways to Get Involved in Disability Advocacy 

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Advocacy takes many forms, from self-education and social media engagement to policy change and direct support. No matter your background or experience, discover meaningful ways to contribute to disability advocacy and help create a more inclusive world.

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Three Colorado Women Leading the Way in Disability Advocacy

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Women have long been at the forefront of disability advocacy, shaping policies and programs that promote inclusion and accessibility. Meet three Colorado women who are continuing that legacy and making a lasting impact.

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Women in Disability Advocacy: Pam Bisceglia, Executive Director at AdvocacyDenver

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Meet Pam Bisceglia, a leading disability advocate and the Executive Director of AdvocacyDenver. In an interview with RMHS, Pam shared how her journey into disability advocacy began with the premature birth of her daughter and the challenges she faced in accessing essential services.

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Women in Disability Advocacy: Julie Reiskin, Co-Executive Director of the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition

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Julie Reiskin is a prominent disability rights advocate and the Executive Director of the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition (CCDC). Julie’s lifelong commitment to social justice became deeply personal when she acquired a disability in her early 20s, driving her to champion healthcare access, disability policy reform, and systemic change.

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Women in Disability Advocacy: Georgia Edson, Executive Director of The Arc of Arapahoe, Douglas, and Elbert Counties

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RMHS had the pleasure of speaking with Georgia Edson, Executive Director of The Arc of Arapahoe, Douglas & Elbert Counties, about her lifelong commitment to disability advocacy. From transitioning individuals out of institutions to championing inclusion and self-determination, Georgia has dedicated her career to ensuring people with disabilities have the rights, respect, and opportunities they deserve.

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