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Mailman Segal Center Staff Members Provide Support at Camp Yofi
Melanie Kottke, Katie Tio, Janessa Dominguez, Marci Kaplowitz, Sue Kabot, Heather Dern and John Kabot.
Seven staff members from the Mailman Segal Center’s autism programs provided support to 23 children with autism, who attended Camp Yofi, a family camp for children with autism and their families. This was the ninth session of Camp Yofi, provided through a partnership between Nova Southeastern University and Ramah Darom, an overnight camp in Clayton, Georgia.
For five days, the children participated in typical camp activities, while their parents had the opportunity to participate in a schedule which consisted of recreation, learning, social and supportive activities. Siblings participated in Sibshops, led by one of the NSU staff members.
Heather Dern, Melanie Kottke, Katie Tio, Janessa Dominguez, Sue Kabot, John Kabot and Marci Kaplowitz.