One Perfect Day: Surfing event for people on autism spectrum held at Ponquogue Beach
The event is in its second year and featured professional surfers who shared “one perfect day” with 150 people who have disabilities.
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Sep 12, 2023, 4:48 PM
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3h agoA surfing event for children and adults on the autism spectrum was held Tuesday at Ponquogue Beach.
The nonprofit groups Luv Michael and Surfers Healing teamed up to help provide a fun and sensory relief experience for the attendees.
The event is in its second year and featured professional surfers who shared “one perfect day” with 150 people who have disabilities.
