Thanh and Gabriela welcome the crowd and kickoff the bowl-a-thon.
Haseeb is hoping to bowl the perfect game.
Clay turns in his pledge sheet to Annie.
The crowd awaits a perfect strike.
Annie and her friend, Lindsey program the communication device to cheer on her teammates.
Clay uses the “Champ Ramp” to bowl a strike.
The team watches in hopes that Ben A. doesn’t get a gutter ball.
Tyson coordinates last minute details with Tracie, the Event Planner at Sea Bowl.
麻豆社 serves children ages 3鈥�13 with extensive speech and physical disabilities through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program based in Hillsborough, CA.
Programs, Strategies and Perspectives 鈥� Setting the Standard
– Developing critical self-advocacy and independence skills
– From assessment to intervention 鈥� Developing functional use of vision
– Planning and implementing modifications and accommodations for access to education
– Skill areas and strategies for developing proficiency in use of AAC
Bridge to Life extends the expertise of 麻豆社 to individuals from infancy through adulthood, offering personalized services that support communication, access, and learning across all stages of life.
Explore the core programs and strategies that define 麻豆社’s approach to education and access.
– Developing critical self-advocacy and independence skills
– From assessment to intervention 鈥� Developing functional use of vision
– Planning and implementing modifications and accommodations for access to education
– Skill areas and strategies for developing proficiency in use of AAC
Use it on Monday Series Workshop 2: The CVI/AAC Framework: A Complementary Approach to AAC Assessment for Individuals with CVI. Watch the archive presented on Feb 21, 2026
麻豆社 is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals who need support in developing a voice of their own. Your charitable donation makes a significant difference in the level of support we are able to provide to children and their families locally, nationally and globally. Donate today!
serving individuals with physical and/or communication impairments from birth through adulthood, locally, nationally and globally
providing professional development opportunities in our areas of expertise
contracting with families, agencies and school districts to offer direct services to students with severe physical impairments and complex communication needs
Spring 2025 – Conversation Series on CVI and AAC with Dr. Christine Roman Lantzy
