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Washington County Board of Developmental Disabilities
1701 Colegate Drive, Marietta, Ohio 45750
740-373-3781

 

 

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ANCILLARY SERVICES

   The Washington County Board of Developmental Disabilities provides Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Aquatic Therapy for individuals who meet eligibility  requirements. 

Aquatic Therapy

     The Washington County Board of Developmental Disabilities offers aquatic programs for all students at Ewing School and clients at the WASCO Workshop.  Time is also provided for the home based Early Intervention program to utilize the pool.
     Students from other schools who have a need for warm water therapy may use the pool on a weekly or monthly basis.
     Meeting everyone's needs include water adjustment skills, therapy exercise, and swimming skills.  The pool is maintained at a temperature of 90-91° so it is very inviting for most people.

bulletFamily & Staff Open Swim - On Wednesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm, during the Ewing School calendar year, we offer a free swim for anyone affiliated with the Washington County Board of DD.  This includes:  our students and families, WASCO consumers and families, our staff and families, or board members and their families.  The staff and family swim program is closed on holidays and whenever the school program is closed.
bulletAfter Hours Programs - Washington County Board of DD also offers several after hours programs.  On Tuesday and Thursday's from 3:30-6:30 pm, three separate arthritis warm water exercise classes are taught.  A certified instructor leads the class through various stretching exercises.  A lifeguard is provided.  If there is not space available, we can put your name on a waiting list.

Transportation

  The WCBDD operates 16 buses which log more than 18,000 miles a month transporting enrollees to and from program sites.

     Door-to-door transportation is provided to all WCBDD enrollees.  Currently all 16 buses plus 3 nine-passenger vans are equipped with wheelchair lifts to accommodate individuals with physical disabilities.  Transportation is also provided for numerous community instructional trips, adult recreation, and Special Olympics events.

     Alternative transportation is provided by the Community Action Bus Lines (C.A.B.L.) WCBDD enrollees utilize local taxi services. 

     The buses pick up and deliver children and adults from the five local school districts.  Transportation operates 12 months a year.

Contact Dave Carpenter @ 740/373-3418 

 

Last modified: May 20, 2008