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Denver Fall 2024

Held Saturday, November 16th, 2024

eXperiences launches in Colorado! 

The Chromodiversity™ Foundation is proud to offer a series of camps for neurodiverse and chromodiverse kids, ages 10-16, designed to challenge and inspire. We kicked off in our eXperiences in November 2024!

Program Highlights

Activities:

  • Family meet & greet; parents got to connect and share similar stories

  • Instructor-guided rock climbing & bouldering at the Movement Gym.

  • Mentors provided support, encouragement & socialization

  • Afternoon Archery challenge supported healthy competition

  • 'Brock Walk' with the kids offered inclusive time to connect with a member of the chromosomal difference community 

  • Take-home gifts including sensory toys and 'Brock's Rocks'

Included in the Program’s Package:

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  • Mentorship & Connection with Brock to review your child’s strengths and goals.

  • Pictures & Video from the day, including action and group shots

  • Community connections including access to speak with a Top 50 Neurodiversity Global Awareness Expert!

  • Family Networking Opportunities.

  • Discount on future experiences and alumni lifetime early-bird pricing

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Rock climbing at The Movement Gym, CO

Archery at NSCD Denver Campus, CO

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We partnered with the National Sports Center for the Disabled and the Movement Gym for instructor-guided Rock Climbing and Archery. Participants had the opportunity to learn the basics of Rock Climbing: Gearing up, Communication, How to Belay, Hand and Feet placement, Bouldering, and other techniques! The Rock climbing was held at The Movement Gym™ in Golden, Colorado. Our Mentors with lived experiences were there to help show overcoming obstacles can be turned into a fun activity!

After getting our energy out on the climbing walls, the kids tried their hand at archery. Our amazing NSCD staff trained and educated on the Parts of a Bow and How to Use it, including Precision, Hand & Eye Coordination, and Flighting the Arrow. In consultation with our neurodiversity experts, archery has been shown to help with a better ability to focus and sustain attention in other areas of life.

If you have any questions or want to learn about more dates, locations and age groups, please contact our Experiences Director at brock@chromodiversity.com. 

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