Online Registration for Fall Sessions opens Wednesday, September 20 at 9 am
Animals for All
Free programs designed for neurodivergent participants who may benefit from non-traditional program formats
We are thrilled to offer this series of opportunities open and free of charge exclusively to neurodiverse students and their families. We strive to make our site and programs more accessible to all visitors. These free programs are designed for neurodivergent participants who may experience better success with non-traditional program formats.
Animals for All has been made possible through grant funding from the Abilis Community Foundation, the Dorr Foundation, and the New Canaan Community Foundation.
Questions?
Please contact Lisa at lmonachelli@stamfordmuseum.org.
Read our April 2022 Press Release
Stamford Museum & Nature Center to Offer Free Program Series for Neurodiverse Students and Families
Social Story Guide
Explore the SM&NC with the assistance of our Visitors Social Story.
Designed by our Education team with first-time guests in mind, this mobile-friendly illustrated guide to our site provides a comprehensive experience from a visitor's point of view, and touches upon our most popular attractions.
Did you know? A Social Story is an extremely useful tool created to promote accessibility and help people, particularly those with social and/or sensory sensitivities, to prepare ahead of time for what to expect during their visit.