All are welcomed to join in and participate in this fun and information filled event!
The event is being held in conjunction with the University of Miami/Nova Southeastern University Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (UM-NSU CARD). CARD is a non-profit organization providing direct services to thousands of South Florida families affected by autism.
All are welcome to Jonathan’s Day on December 9 from 8:00 a.m. to noon.
CLICK HERE to view official CBS 4 online information regarding Jonathan's Day 2017.
CLICK HERE to view the official Palmetto Bay online information regarding Jonathan's Day 2017.
CLICK HERE to view a prior post regarding Palmetto Bay's first Jonathan's Day: November 28, 2016, Palmetto Bay's Unique Abilities Fair / Jonathan's Day
The Village of Palmetto Bay is committed to fostering inclusion in our community by implementing and promoting positive programs that benefit children of all ages and all abilities. In its 2nd consecutive year in Palmetto Bay, this day of inclusion and acceptance is named after South Florida's very own Jonathan Mizrachi, the 13-year-old son of a CBS 4 Miami News employee. Despite being autistic, Jonathan's fearless attitude toward life defines him much more so than his condition, and his exceptional outlook is something to be celebrated. The event serves to connect parents, friends and families to resources and information that enrich the lives of children with unique abilities in a fun and celebratory outdoor environment.
The event will take place on December 9th at the beautiful Coral Reef Park, located at 7895 SW 152nd Street, from 8 am until noon. Everyone is welcome to Jonathan's Day; Fun in Palmetto Bay; all kids, all abilities, all ages! Just come prepared to have a great time. Don't miss being part of the community connection that makes Palmetto Bay the best place to live, work and play.
Thank You to Our Supporters
Palmetto Bay is thankful to have the support from the University of Miami-Nova Southeastern University Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (UM-NSU CARD) and the Association of Agencies (AOA), along with that of CBS 4 Miami News. These organizations are key service providers for individuals and families with unique abilities, and they continue to pledge their commitment to these families by supporting events such as Jonathan's Day.
(information above from the Village web page for Jonathan's Day)
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