SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS

 

SAIL (SUPPORTS TO ACHIEVE INDEPENDENT LIVING)

Looking to meet new people, try new things, and have a great time? SAIL is a fun, social, and recreational program for adults (ages 25 and up) with disabilities who are independent in the community and enjoy connecting with others—in person and online. From virtual game nights and lively discussions to outings like bowling, movies, plays, picnics, and restaurant dinners, there’s always something happening! We also host casual hangouts at our community building with potlucks, karaoke, movies, and more.

The best part? SAIL participants help shape the calendar by choosing and planning the activities they care about most. Join as often as you like—there’s something for everyone, every month. A yearly registration fee applies, plus additional costs for most events. All activities are professionally led and designed with our members in mind.

Ready to learn more and join the fun? Contact Ronni Trainor at rtrainor@jfedsnj.org.

SAIL JUNIOR

Are you ready to have fun, make friends, and learn new hobbies? SAIL Junior is a welcoming community for young adults (ages 18–24) with disabilities who want to stay social, active, and independent. You’ll receive a monthly calendar with all the events and classes. You’ll be able to enjoy in-person and virtual activities. It’s your chance to build friendships, gain confidence, and have lots of fun!

What You’ll Do in SAIL Junior:
• Hang out and have fun – movies, bowling, restaurants, game nights, sports such as soccer, basketball, and softball
• Take day trips – explore fun places with new friends in the community
• Learn cool stuff – art, cooking, photography, and more

Come be part of it! For more information, contact Caryn Cutler at (856) 424-1333 ext. 1182 or sailjr@jfedsnj.org

SOAR (SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES AND RECREATION)

SOAR offers fun social and recreational activities for adults who require more support in a group setting. SOAR events are led by a professional staff member, along with numerous volunteers who have been trained to work with adults with developmental disabilities. The staffing ratio for all events is approximately 1:3, ensuring that each participant gets the attention they need to fully enjoy the activity. Activities are held monthly, generally on Sunday afternoons.

To learn more about SOAR, please contact Linda Newman at ln2223@aol.com.