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Jumpstreet Indoor Trampoline Parks Across the Country Open Doors Just for Special Needs Families First Saturday of Every Month — Kicks Off April 4, Start of Autism Awareness Month
Source: Yahoo Finance: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/jumpstreet-indoor-trampoline-parks-across-100000317.htmlDALLAS, TX–(Marketwired – Apr 1, 2015) – To raise awareness for children with special needs, Jumpstreet Indoor Trampoline Parks nationwide will open their doors at 9 a.m. — an hour early — every first Saturday beginning April 4 so special families can enjoy an hour of play before the general public is…
DetailsThank you from Amanda S. of Willis (TX) ISD Autism Parent Support Group
Amanda S., Leader of Willis (TX) ISD Autism Parent Support Group states: “Parents with children on the Autism Spectrum struggle from day to day to find activities that their children can attend without being overwhelmed with crowds, noises, and/or unwelcoming people. Not only the child with Autism but their siblings and families do not get…
DetailsThanks from HopeKids
Thanks so much for having us on Sunday at the Colleyville location– Everyone had a blast, as usual! I wanted to share with you some inspiring words from a new HopeKids mom about the event on Sunday… “I just wanted to express my family’s gratitude for this program. We just recently attended our first hope…
DetailsThank you – Lisa S.
My son is on the autism spectrum. He went to some competitor trampoline facilities in the past and did not have positive experiences. He recently went to the Jumpstreet facility in Lawrenceville, GA for a friend’s birthday party and had a great time. When I mentioned the Special Needs Family Saturday to him, his face…
DetailsThank you – Candice L.
Thank you and Jumpstreet for the special needs Saturday special at 9am. We went during November for our first time with my 16 yr old son who has a brain malformation and seizures, etc. He LOVED jumping all over the place. He was so active and warm he ended up having seizures. The “bouncer’ was…
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