You don’t have to skip holidays or special events! Making holidays friendly for kids and adults with Prader-Willi syndrome doesn’t mean that you have to skimp on the fun. Look at these deviled eggs the students at Latham enjoyed on Easter and check out the fruit birthday cake one mom made for her daughter. So…
We introduced you to Scott on our March 30th blog! Since that post, Scott has gone horseback riding at Emerald Hollow Farm and we so happy to share these impressive images. Since joining us at Latham Centers, not only has Scott gained strength and achieved his fitness/weight goals, but he has also made new friends,…
PWS is a genetic disorder which occurs in approximately 1:18,000 births. Statistically, that is just under 1 baby with Prader-Willi syndrome born every 2 days in the United States and roughly 20 babies born each day worldwide.
Happy PWS Awareness Month! Throughout the month of May, we advocate for and educate our communities about people living with PWS. Please join us online for our daily tip about the joys and challenges of Prader-Willi syndrome. Together, we celebrate the extraordinary people in our lives living with PWS.
Pictured: Three students give cards to Tiffany and Amy, two of Latham Centers’ Administrative Professionals on campus Many of our students and staff celebrated Administrative Professionals’ Day on Wednesday. We have many unsung heroes at Latham, with our “admins” leading the pack. The day of recognition was the perfect opportunity to let our administrative support…
Brewster in Bloom is this weekend! We’re getting into the spirit of Brewster in Bloom at Latham Centers! We hope to see you tomorrow at Drummer Boy Park for the Fine Arts & Crafts Show, and on Sunday at the Brewster in Bloom Town Parade. The parade theme is “Honoring Hometown Heroes” sponsored by Brewster Inn/Woodshed.…
While the campus was bustling with student activities over school vacation last week, our Maintenance Team was busy updating the Schoolhouse. Meghan Foley, Director of Education, said that the Latham School teachers were encouraged to pick a fun color for their classroom door. “Each door represents a little bit of the kiddos and staff…
In the Latham Centers 2022 Spring Appeal, we celebrate the extraordinary team of clinicians, educators, and direct-care professionals that works together to bring hope, change, and growth to young people and adults who face tough challenges. Also highlighted is Latham’s vocational programming, which fosters self-confidence and independence — teaching skills that our students and adults…
Our students have been visiting some of the Cape’s treasures as the days get longer and the sun shines bright. Our Race Point Classroom’s trip to the Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis and the Tucket Suite’s trip to Kent’s Point in Orleans are highlighted in today’s slideshow. Lindsay P. from our Children’s Program…
Students are enjoying the beautiful Cape Cod spring weather. Last weekend, the students on campus participated in many fun and safe activities. Chris and the kitchen team put out a delicious Easter Menu, and both the educational and residential departments planned a busy schedule of activities. During school on Friday, the students participated in themed…
Latham School:
Reaching for the Future
At Latham School, children from 8 years to young adults of 22 years are under the care of a special needs teacher and aide. In small home room classes of eight or fewer students. …Read more.
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Safe Passage to Adulthood
While some Latham children return home to family or enroll in programs closer to home, others may transition to our Adult Programs or remain on Cape Cod to live independently …Read more.
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