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Sensible Support For Special Needs!

Life Is Washable, Inc. partners with venues & organizations to bring “Friendly Access Sensory Safety Kits’ to their communities.

Image may contain: 1 person, smiling, closeupLoud noises and bright lights can make it difficult or confusing for an individual with developmental disabilities or dementia to enjoy an event. Friendly @ccess kits are designed to support individuals of all ages, with a variety of sensory needs, and their families at events such as sports games, concerts and theater.

No automatic alt text available.Each kit includes an assortment of useful tools to help individuals enjoy an event with greater comfort. Kits also include identification in the event that an individual is separated from their family at the event. Venue staff is alerted and trained to the program, and can assist individuals in obtaining a kit or throughout the venue as needed.

No automatic alt text available.We work with each venue to customize a kit that works best for your fans and guest services/event staff and procedures. Kits are not intended to be “giveaways”, but are recognized as a valuable “aid kit” when your guests are in need. The kits are designed to be easily recyclable and economical for your organization.

A venue can request kits for specific events and the information provided to the guest can be personalized or branded to the venue and event.

If you are a venue wishing to partner with this program to provide kits, we would be happy to discuss with you, please contact us at jen@magicpaintbrushproject.org!

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