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Fun Times Project Overview

four teenagers, with and without disabilities, smiling for the cameraFun Times is a volunteer, social program that connects high school teens and young adults with and without disabilities. The Fun Times concept was originally created by Win Bennett, the sibling of a teen with a disability, and other high school students. His idea: to create a program where kids can meet and go out on the weekend to hang out like any other high school teen. With PACER’s help, the first Fun Times group was started in 2004 with participants from all over the Metro area. With the success of the core group, PACER would like to help other communities start their own group.

Fun Times Project Services:

  • Holds Fun Times events 3-4 times a year
  • Presents a workshop on how to start and organize a Fun Times group in your community
  • Provides training and information for teen volunteers, parents and school staff to pilot Fun Times sites
  • Publishes a Fun Times brochure, video and information to pilot Fun Times sites

If you are a high school student or young adult interested in participating or volunteering with Fun Times, call PACER at 952-838-9000 or email, fax, or mail the form below.

For more information, please read the article "Making Friends and Making a Difference" as recently published in PACER Partners.





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