ISAAC'S Clubhouse

ISAAC’S Clubhouse, a program of The ISAAC Foundation, is designed to be a safe place for children on the autism spectrum to congregate, explore interests, and make connections with others in their community.

Explore interests including: Table Tennis, Roblox, Among Us, LEGOs, Pokemon, Minecraft, Foosball, and more! 

Program Specifics

ISAAC’S clubhouse will be open for drop-in engagement opportunities from 4-6pm every other Thursday throughout the school year (September-May) for older students (grades 6-12) who do not require a high level of supervision.

Drop-In Schedule 2021

• 9/23: Drop in Clubhouse Hours 4-6pm
• 10/7: Drop in Clubhouse Hours 4-6pm
• 10/21: Drop in Clubhouse Hours 4-6pm
• 11/4: Drop in Clubhouse Hours 4-6pm
• 11/18: Drop in Clubhouse Hours 4-6pm
• 12/2: Drop in Clubhouse Hours 4-6pm
• 12/16: Drop in Clubhouse Hours 4-6pm

Once per month (September-May) the clubhouse will host a facilitated activity on a Saturday from 1pm-4pm which will be open to students of varying ages and support requirements. 

Saturday Discovery Schedule 2021

•   9/18: All Abilities Activity 1-4pm 
• 10/16: All Abilities Activity 1-4pm
• 11/13: All Abilities Activity 1-4pm
• 12/11: All Abilities Activity 1-4pm

Enrollment

Please complete the following enrollment form. Once your child is enrolled in the program you will be sent a link to register for the specific dates your child will attend.

What We Are & What We Do:

• We are a safe place for 6-12th grade kids on the spectrum to hang out, study, meet friends, and develop new interests.
• We are a recreational after-school hang out
• We are a place to find and explore new interests/activities
• We offer the opportunity to meet potential friends that have shared interests
• We provide opportunities for quality social exchanges
• We provide the equipment/materials/space to explore and discover new interests/activities
• We provide the opportunity to foster friendships through shared interests.
• We provide a safe atmosphere for children on the spectrum to be themselves

What We Aren't & What We DON'T Do:

• We aren't a therapy center and do not staff licensed therapy providers
• We aren't a babysitter/respite/personal care provider
• We aren't a drop-off care provider (parents must remain near-by in case of emergency)
• In an attempt to build trust and confidence with our participants, we won't force/facilitate social skill-building or interaction with peers
• We don't assist participants with toileting (we will give reminders/cues to use the restroom if requested)
• We don't assist with de-escalating major meltdowns, (parents must be near-by to assist with any combative escalated behaviors)