Our world depends heavily on human connection and social interaction. However, after graduating high school, many individuals with disabilities are isolated from social interactions and making friends. In order to give these kids the social opportunities that Westport previously lacked, Kathryn Turley-Sonne, Stacie Curran and Sharuna Mahesh founded Club203. The founders, who are parents of.
The fourth annual “Smart Walk for Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities” took place on Sunday, Oct. 1, at Sherwood Island State Park. Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, a nonprofit organization based in Norwalk, helped organize the event, which was composed of a two-mile walk around the park as well as many vendors and outreach information. .
Teenagers are selfish creatures. Volunteerism may not be the first thought that comes to mind when they think about extracurricular activities. However, it should be an important part of a teenager’s life for two reasons: boosting mental health and helping to secure a spot in competitive universities. Therefore, Staples should provide volunteering opportunities for students..