ACCESSIBILITY

At TSC, we believe all youth should have an opportunity to experience STEM in nature.

  • Outdoors shelter with picnic tables, next to a red shed surrounded by grass and trees

    Program Spaces

    Each group of participants will gather in a covered shelter via a finely crushed gravel path, making it accessible for many people with varying physical abilities

  • Three green portable restrooms with a sign that reads 'Hoosier Portable Restroom' and a phone number, situated among trees with a gravel ground and a hint of a road and grassy area in the background.

    Facilities

    A wheelchair-accessible port-a-potty is located central to program spaces. A traditional restroom is also available in the barn if needed.

  • Two wooden raised garden beds filled with soil, situated on a grassy area with yellow flowers, near a tree, with a gravel path and a paved driveway with a gate in the background, in a park-like setting.

    Raised Garden Beds

    Two of our garden beds were built to be wheelchair-accessible, providing a place for all children to engage in garden activities.

  • Group of children and adults outdoors with educational posters on a red structure and a signboard with a schedule for a camp or event.

    Visual Supports

    Pictorial signage of our Core Values, Expectations, and Daily Schedules for each program group serve as supportive guides for visual learners in program spaces.

  • Containers filled with various toys, including rocks, marbles, seashells, small wooden blocks, and colorful figurines, for a children's outdoor discovery and DIY activity.

    STEAM Activities

    Nature-related activities are used for participant use to help regulate senses and give busy hands something extra to explore.

  • Colorful toys on a green bag that reads 'The STEM Connection,' including a white baseball, a green and yellow fish, a pink and yellow butterfly, a green fuzzy spider, and small containers with pop items, all on a wooden surface.

    Sensory Bags

    Sensory bags are available for participant use to help regulate senses and reduce anxiety for those who need aid.

D.E.I.A.B. Statement