What is an SRA?

The concept of a special recreation association developed as park districts recognized that they were not meeting the leisure needs of their special populations, including individuals with physical and mental disabilities. Special recreation associations are formed by two or more park districts and/or villages to provide community-based recreation activities for residents with disabilities. By working together, each agency is better able to serve its residents.

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SEASPAR Bowling Fundraiser

Support SEASPAR and enjoy an afternoon of bowling with your friends and family. SEASPAR is hosting a fundraiser on Saturday, March 10 from 12 00 3 00 p.m. at Willowbrook Lanes. The cost is only $20 per person and includes

Anne Cosentino Receives State Award

Anne Cosentino received the 2011 ITRS Director's Award from the Illinois Therapeutic Recreation Section of the Illinois Park and Recreation Association. The honor was presented by Director Peter Pope in recognition of Anne's exceptional work as the Education and Training

Self-Advocacy Academy Wins State Award

The Self Advocacy Academy (SAA) received the Illinois Therapeutic Recreation Section Outstanding Special Event Award. SAA was selected because of its service to an underserved population, training in life skills, and the exceptional community and volunteer involvement required to conduct the

2012 Winter-Spring Brochure

SEASPAR's 2011 Winter Spring Brochure is available. They have been mailed so expect them soon. They also will be delivered to many public buildings throughout the communities SEASPAR serves like park district buildings, village offices, and libraries so you may pick

Fall 2011 Brochure Available

SEASPAR's 2011 Fall Brochure is available. They have been mailed so expect them soon. They also will be delivered to many public buildings throughout the communities SEASPAR serves like park district buildings, village offices, and libraries so you may pick one

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