Inclusion Services
Inclusion goes beyond simply having individuals with disabilities or other special needs present in general programs. It means ensuring everyone can fully and actively participate together. When a participant requests additional support, Reach partners with city parks and recreation departments to provide an extra staff member, helping create a positive and successful experience for all. Click here to download department flyer.
Our inclusion staff work alongside coaches and instructors to provide just the right level of support, only when needed, to encourage independence and skill building for every participant. They support children and adults in a wide range of activities, including dance, t-ball, summer camps, art classes, yoga, chemistry club, swimming lessons, and more.
Inclusion facilitators focus on areas such as attention span, sensory integration, communication, physical adaptations, and behavior management. They may model or repeat instructions, help with social interactions, offer gentle redirection, and support participants in meeting their sensory needs, ensuring the program is successful and enjoyable for everyone involved.
Support is never one-size-fits-all. Each individual is unique, and the assistance they receive is personalized to align with their goals, preferences, and needs.
“My child, for the first time, is fulled included in activities with their friends.”

Reach provides inclusion support through these cities:
- Brooklyn Center
- Brooklyn Park
- Chanhassen
- Chaska
- Crystal
- Edina
- Golden Valley
- Inver Grove Heights
- Little Canada
- New Brighton
- New Hope
- Plymouth
- Roseville
- St. Louis Park
- Three Rivers Park District
- Woodbury
Have a question?
Please contact one of our Adaptive Rec & Inclusion directors below.
Sally Krull, MA, CTRS
Director of Adaptive Rec & Inclusion
Call/Text: 952-393-5880
[email protected]
Brienna Max
Assistant Director of Adaptive Rec & Inclusion
Call/Text: 952-393-4277
[email protected]