East Islip’s ‘Just for Kicks’ soccer program gives all kids a chance at greatness
The program, offered by the East Islip Soccer Club, is designed for children on the autism spectrum and aims to pique their interest in team sports in a fun and comfortable atmosphere.
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Mar 16, 2021, 10:18 PM
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5ds agoThe “Just for Kicks” soccer program in East Islip is giving
some special kids the opportunity to form social relationships and get some
exercise at the same time.
The program, offered by the East Islip Soccer Club, is
designed for children on the autism spectrum and aims to pique their interest
in team sports in a fun and comfortable atmosphere.
News 12’s Jamie Stuart spoke with organizer Lou Pepe about
how the program has grown.
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