You belong here!
Namrata is so happy that she has found her place in our Friday yoga class! Namrata truly shines in our programs and feels a sense of belonging there. She attends regularly, is quick to learn the poses, and excited to see our program leader Maggie and her virtual friends each week. Namrata’s sister told us, “This is something she has enjoyed for years! This program gives us something to look forward to. It also keeps Namrata occupied and teaches her new things each week!”
Namrata enjoys other programs at GiGi’s Virtual Playhouse also! She attends our Fantastic Friends program and our Dance; LaBlast program. Namrata not only excels in our programs but has also formed meaningful connections in our virtual community. Her friendly and kind demeanor extends beyond the yoga mat, fostering genuine friendships with fellow participants, making our virtual programs an even more enriching experience for everyone involved. She is celebrated, accepted, and belongs in our Virtual Playhouse Programs, and we love having her there!
Elian’s Love for Reading with GiGi’s Online 1:1 Literacy Tutoring
Elian has been part of GiGi’s Online 1:1 Literacy Tutoring program for almost two years, and his mom has shared what a joy it’s been to watch him grow. From a very early age, Elian showed a love for books. By the time he was one, he was already holding books upright, turning the pages as best he could,…
Finding Community Wherever She Goes: Sofia and GiGi’s Virtual Playhouse
Sofia’s journey with GiGi’s Playhouse began at her local Playhouse in her hometown, where she first immersed herself in the GiGi’s community. From the start, she was drawn to the welcoming environment, the emphasis on purposeful programming, and the genuine connections formed between participants, families, and volunteers. As Sofia’s life took her to different places around the…
Meet Joyce: Making a Difference with GiGi’s Virtual Playhouse
Joyce’s journey with GiGi’s Virtual Playhouse is powered by love, commitment, and a deep connection to the Down syndrome community. Her involvement began not online, but within her own family. Joyce is the proud mother of David, who is 42 years old and was born with Down syndrome. Through David, Joyce gained firsthand insight into…