Welcome

Whole Children™ is our after-school and Saturday program for kids and teens of all abilities from ages 3-18.

Milestones Recreational is an extension of our Whole Children™ program for adults 18 and up.

Milestones Day is our DDS funded day program for adults.

Whole Selves™ is our healthy relationships curriculum designed for students with intellectual disabilities (ID) and autism. It can also be used with students of any ability.

Check out our classes

Meet Whole Children™ and Milestones!

At Whole Children™ and Milestones, children, teens, and adults have the freedom to pursue their interests, build skills, and develop deep friendships in our classes. 

We offer weekly after-school and Saturday classes at our Inclusive Community Center in Northampton, MA. All classes are taught by skilled instructors and most classes have a student-to-teacher ratio of 3:1 or less.

Whole Children’s™ mission is to provide recreational, social, skill-building and enrichment classes for children and teens up to 18, specifically designed for those with disabilities and/or autism. We’ve successfully provided this service for over two decades, creating a place where the people we serve are welcomed and respected.

Milestones Recreation, our adult afternoon and Saturday program is supported by Whole Children™ and provides a similar experience to Whole Children™. This program was created as our individuals grew out of Whole Children™. Alongside enriching and fun classes, Milestones Recreation helps individuals learn more about building healthy relationships.

Milestones Day is our adult day program funded by the Department of Developmental Services (DDS). Call 413-585-8010 for more information on how to enroll.

 

United Way of the Franklin and Hampshire Region

Thank you

United Way of the Franklin & Hampshire Region for your generous support of Whole Children™

What's happening at the ICC?

Sign up for spring classes!
White text says Spring Fling Potluck. Photo in center is of a woman smiling and wearing a pink flower petal hat, against a colorful pastel background with flowers

Wednesday, April 22
5:30-7:30 p.m.
Ages 16+
Inclusive Community Center
This event is free for anyone taking a class with us this session but will be $10 for all non-class attendees.
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Join us for our Spring Fling Potluck filled with laughter, music, and tasty treats! We will celebrate the end of winter with some dancing, games, nuts fee foods, good times after thawing out from this winter. Bring your favorite nut-free dish to share, your best singing voice, and your biggest smile — we can’t wait to celebrate together!

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Thursday, May 14
6-8 p.m.
All Ages
Inclusive Community Center
This event is free for anyone taking a class with us this session but will be $10 for all non-class attendees.
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Join us for a movie night with friends! Popcorn and light refreshments available. Feel free to bring a cozy blanket or plushie. Movie to be announced.

A young boy with a light skin tone hangs cheerfully with one hand from a climbing wall in the Northampton Inclusive Community Center.
A woman with Down Syndrome and a light skin tone looks directly at the camera while submerged in the ball pit at the Northampton Inclusive Community Center.
A teacher with a light skin tone assists a young man with a disability and light skin with cutting onions.
A girl with Down Syndrome and a medium skin tone wears a pirate hat while sitting in a large pink basket.
A girl with a light skin tone strikes a pose during a Kung Fu class.
A woman with Down Syndrome and a light skin tone smiles as she strikes a pose during dance class.
A man with a disability and a light skin tone holds up his gloved hands while smiling in a garden.
A woman with Down Syndrome and a light skin tone looks at the camera as she sits in front of a painting.
A boy with a light skin tone sits with crossed legs and plays with a triceratops toy dinosaur.