COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado — The non-profit Playdate Behavioral Interventions hosted a 4th annual Trunk or Treat Saturday. The event hopes to give all kids a safe place to have fun while also being sensory-friendly.
Shay Farley-Jennings, the Respite Coordinator for Playdate, said these events are all about the kids.
"It's so exciting, it's so joyful," she said. "We love providing opportunities for children with our sensory-friendly trunk or treat. We also offer a holiday party. We want our kiddos and all kiddos to be able to experience all things that neuro-typical developing peers have access to experience."
Playdate Behavioral Interventions strives to provide high-quality intervention for children with autism and other developmental delays regardless of the family's ability to pay.
To learn more, you can check out Playdate Behavioral Intervention's website.
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