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Made4Me is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing customized, cardboard adaptations for individuals with special needs. We offer these modifications free of charge to families, making life more accessible and inclusive. Donations are appreciated to continue supporting our mission and helping more families.

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• 5540 Atlantic Springs Road, Suite 101, Raleigh, NC, 27616

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Meg's Smile Foundation is a charitable organization bringing joy to children battling serious illnesses in North Carolina hospitals. We provide gifts and fun experiences to brighten their day and help them through their challenging journeys. Our mission is to create smiles and memories, offering support and encouragement to both the children and their families.

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The NC First Call Program for New and Expectant Parents, run by the North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance, offers essential resources and support for parents navigating a prenatal or postnatal Down syndrome diagnosis. From informational packets to parent mentorship, we provide compassionate guidance, connecting families with the resources and community support they need for their journey ahead.

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• 2621 Spring Forest Road, Suite 102 , Raleigh, NC

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The TEACCH Autism Program, based at the University of North Carolina, provides community services to individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Founded in 1972, TEACCH offers clinical services, training, and research for people with ASD across their lifespan. TEACCH supports families, educators, and professionals. The program emphasizes structured teaching and visual strategies to help individuals gain independence and succeed in various environments. It is a recognized model worldwide for autism services.

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• 100 Renee Lynne Ct, Carrboro, NC 27510

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TOPSoccer is a community-based soccer program for children and young adults with disabilities, including physical, developmental, or intellectual conditions. The focus is on skill development and fun rather than competition, with players grouped by ability. Available in the Fall and Spring, TOPSoccer offers a supportive environment for athletes to grow, have fun, and develop their soccer skills, regardless of their abilities.

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• 3150 Spring Forest Road, Suite 116, Raleigh, NC 27616

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Hockey offers a fun and dynamic way to stay active, develop new skills, and engage with others. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, everyone is welcome. The TSH program is specifically designed for individuals with developmental or physical disabilities, creating an adaptive, supportive environment. Hockey helps improve coordination, concentration, and teamwork skills. Best of all, ice time is covered through donations, and hockey equipment is available at no cost for those who need it.

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Wake Forest Parks and Recreation offers a variety of athletic programs designed for both youth and adults. These organized sports leagues are available throughout the year and provide a great way to stay active and involved in the community. Youth leagues include basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, and tennis for players of all skill levels. Specialized programs like Dream League baseball are available for participants with special needs. Fees are $60 for Wake Forest residents and $100 for non-residents.

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• 301 Brooks St, Wake Forest, NC 27587

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