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INCLUSION Community Means Everyone!
BOTH REGISTRATIONS REQUIRED for Participation
All participants must meet with Program Coordinator before entering the program.
The AYCC Unified Champion Program promotes social inclusion using sports and clubs as the foundation to create climates of acceptance. Members with disabilities feel welcome and are routinely included in, and feel a part of, all activities, opportunities and functions.
Volunteers are the backbone of this program. By implementing inclusive sports, youth leadership opportunities, and whole facility engagement, the Unified Champion Program will create meaningful change in creating a socially inclusive community that supports and engages all learners.
PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES
Subject to Amendemnt following all CDC and Maine State Guidelines and Recommendations
BOCCE BALL
July 10 - August 14
Friday Nights 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Wrigley Field
Prepare for Championship!
MINI-GOLF
August - September
Athletes & Partners schedule
Days & times
CYCLING CLUB
July 6 - August 14
Athletes & Partners schedule
1 hour meeting days & times
Cycle across the US!
BASEBALL
Starting August 21st
Friday nights 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Purnell Wrigley Field
CAMP TRACY EXCURSIONS
August 11th, 17th and 25th
Ropes, Kayaking & Archery
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
On McGrath Pond in Oakland
SWIMMING
TBD by School schedules
As regulations Allow
COMMUNITY WALK
August 2020
Wednesdays at 4:00pm
Open to Public
Head of Falls and other sites
BASKETBALL
Winter 20-21
30 minute practice weekly
Followed by scrimmage
Tim Shriver, PhD
Chariman Special Olympics International
“The mission of the AYCC is laudable. But the vision to create a culture of inclusiveness and acceptance … is groundbreaking. AYCC will be the first club of its kind in the country. We hope to see it replicated broadly because it represents a model for the way every school, every club and every community could be – places of welcome, safety, and mutual respect -- and filled with the joy of togetherness.”
Susan Scacchi, the Executive Director of the Maine Masonic Charitable Foundation (MMCF), was searching for an avenue to spread the Mason’s culture of volunteering and community building across Maine in an impactful way when she came to the AYCC for a visit. Kismet! This October the MMCF Trustees approved funding staffing for the AYCC’s Unified Club Program in the amount of $100,000 over two years. MMCF Grand Master, Mark Rustin, explained, “The Mason’s are builders, building lives with the purpose of building communities. We are dedicated to this project for two years and, with its success, beyond!”