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A-SNAP, Inc. Social Programs
Mission Statement
To provide the special needs community with a safe and welcoming environment that offers social, athletic, and employment-oriented experiences.
ReOrganization Brochure
Vision Statement
ASNAP is an organization started, founded and established by parents, guardians and service providers of special needs children and adults. The goal is to provide an expanding array of programs and services that will be driven by the needs of our communities. We will initially focus on programs for the community of Arlington, Cambridge, Everett, Lexington, Medford, Somerville, and Winchester. However, individuals from other communities will also be welcome to participate.
We will begin by offering a small program of social and sporting events. We hope that this conservative beginning can grow to provide year round social and sporting events as well as life and career support services. We will work with the local school systems, religious , youth service, programs, and non-profit organizations to foster a cooperative and comprehensive approach to address the needs of the community.
This organization
is dependent on volunteers and the contributions of private citizens like
you.
Request information from our email: admin@asnapinc.org.
Most of the current members are adults 23-66 years of age. Our volunteers average 50+. What we need the most are some parent / guardians / helpers with special needs children in the 10 - 20 year group to help run activities designed for
them. We need some infusion of younger
people to continue.
To volunteer and find out additional information, email us at admin@asnapinc.org.
Our Structure
The organization will be a legal non-profit 503(c) 1 corporation managed by an Executive Committee. This committee will consist of a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. The Executive Committee will convene at a minimum of every other month with additional meetings as needed.
There is a Board of Directors consisting of ten members including the four Executive Committee members. One of the other board members will be a member of the special needs community and five elected at large. The Board of Directors will meet in the first and third quarter of each year and additional meetings as needed.
Board of Directors 2013-2015
Committees for Events will meet to plan the events.
Proposed Athletic Programs
Swimming Basketball
Boating
Gymnastics Track
Volleyball
Tennis
Weightlifting
Golf
Fishing
Softball
Bocce
Floor Hockey
Flag Football
Soccer
Bowling
Basketball
This is by no means a complete list and we will not have all of these programs available immediately. Our goal is to offer these programs to anyone and everyone who wishes to participate.
Most importantly, we need volunteers to help run the programs!!!!!!
Bylaws Constitution
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