Daniel-Chase
Daniel-Chase
Museum programs designed specifically for neuro-divergent children and their families
Many museums across Florida hold Sensory Programs in order to make their activities available to everyone. Many for example hold a Sensory Saturday or Sunday once a month where activities are altered in order to make them available to neuro-divergent children who may have not been able to attend otherwise.
The Daniel-Chase Foundation's goal is to collaborate with these museums in order to implement 3D printing, robotics, and STEM into their programs while still prioritizing a safe environment for learning. Thanks to all of the museums we have collaborated with so far and we hope that we can partner with more!
Want to volunteer for us or get your museum implemented with our program?
Feel free to email dzapata0518@gmail.com
We're proud to work with these amazing institutions to bring STEM education to neuro-divergent children:
Hands-on experience with 3D design and printing technology
Interactive robotics demonstrations and building exercises
Science, technology, engineering, and math activities adapted for sensory needs
We collaborate with museums to identify sensory-friendly opportunities and adapt their existing programs.
We modify STEM activities to be accessible and comfortable for neuro-divergent children, considering sensory sensitivities.
Our volunteers work alongside museum staff to deliver engaging, educational experiences during sensory-friendly hours.