After-school program · Pasadena

AbilityFirstLawrence L. Frank Center

Licensed, mostly site-based after-school program for kids and teens with developmental disabilities, ages 6-22, building life and social skills.

Ages
Ages 6+
Price
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Meets
Weekdays
Where
201 S Kinneloa Ave, Pasadena
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After School Program

Ages 6+ · For kids with special needs

Teaches life skills, socialization, communication and healthy living, with ongoing supervision and personal care. Funded through Regional Center purchase-of-service authorizations. Follows the Long Beach school calendar; families can attend two to five days a week. No transportation is provided. Use the program inquiry form to apply. Also offered at the Pasadena and Claremont centers. Serves ages 6 to 22.

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    About AbilityFirst

    California nonprofit serving children and adults with developmental and physical disabilities through after-school programs, adult day programs and an overnight camp. Its Long Beach Center is in the Los Angeles area.

    Where and how to reach them

    Lawrence L. Frank Center
    201 S Kinneloa Ave
    Pasadena, CA 91107

    Details from abilityfirst.org, checked October 7, 2026. Prices, dates and spaces change: check with AbilityFirst before you sign up. Something wrong or missing? Write to hello@summerground.com.

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