Fall / Winter Program 2026/2027
Registration now open and must be submitted by September 11, 2026
Our Fall Programs begin in October 2026, with some programs continuing through April 2027.
At Inclusion Moose Jaw, we provide a welcoming and supportive environment where participants can connect with others, build friendships, participate in activities, and enjoy meaningful experiences. Our programs focus on inclusion, friendship, independence, and positive community involvement through a variety of fun and engaging activities.
New to Inclusion Moose Jaw?
If you are new to our programs and interested in participating, we ask that you meet with us first to discuss your interests, program options, and support needs. This helps us gather important information and ensure we can provide the best possible experience for each participant.
MOXIE - Beginner
Beginner MOXIE is a summer program for children ages 3–7 who have a confirmed diagnosis of autism. The program offers a balance of individualized and small-group recreational and learning activities, along with some community-based experiences.
A dedicated support worker guides participants through each day to create a safe, supportive, and engaging environment.
Participants must have a confirmed autism diagnosis to qualify. Returning participants do not need to resubmit proof of diagnosis.
Transportation
Community outings are within walking distance. Transportation to and from the program is the responsibility of parents or caregivers.
Program Hours
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Morning Session: 9:30 am-12:00 pm
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Afternoon Session: 12:30 pm-3:00 pm
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Full Day (Ages 6–7 only): 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Please note: Early drop-offs and late pick-ups are not available due to staffing requirements. Late pick-ups, with or without communication, will result in a late fee per participant.
MOXIE - JR & SR
Jr & Sr MOXIE is a summer program for participants ages 8–22 with a confirmed diagnosis of autism. The program offers a combination of individualized and small-group recreational and learning activities, including community-based experiences, with a dedicated support worker guiding participants through each day.
Participants must have a confirmed autism diagnosis to qualify. Returning participants do not need to resubmit proof of diagnosis.
Transportation
Transportation during program hours is included in the program fee.
Families may arrange their own transportation to and from the program or choose an enhanced transportation option for an additional $55 per day, which includes transportation to and from the program and may include behavioral and social coaching.
Program Hours
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Juniors (Ages 8–12): 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
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Seniors (Ages 13+): 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Please Note: Early drop-offs and late pick-ups are not available. Late pick-ups will be subject to a late fee per participant.
Kid's Club
Kids Club is a program for for youth ages 6–10 with other cognitive disabilities. The program offers engaging learning and recreational activities that focus on building independence, social skills, and confidence.
Participants are encouraged to explore their strengths, develop friendships, and practice communication and emotional awareness in a supportive, inclusive environment.
Participants must have a confirmed cognitive disability to qualify.
Transportation
Transportation during program hours is included in the program fee. Families may arrange their own transportation to and from the program or choose an enhanced transportation option for an additional $55 per day, which includes transportation to and from the program and may include behavioral and social coaching.
Program Hours
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10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Please Note: Early drop-offs and late pick-ups are not available. Late pick-ups will be subject to a late fee per participant.
Teen club
Teen Club is designed for high school students with cognitive disabilities ages 13-22. Participants have the opportunity to socialize, make new friends, and enjoy a variety of self-directed activities, including arts and crafts, games, cooking experiences, and leisure activities.
Our program has a 2:20 staff-to-participant ratio. Participants must be able to participate independently without one-to-one support. If a participant requires additional assistance, a mentor or support person must be arranged to attend with them.
Participants must have an intellectual disability and meet the age requirements of the program.
Parents drop off and pick up at Inclusion Moose Jaw.
Program Hours
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6PM to 8PM 2 Fridays a month
Connection of Friends
Connection of Friends is designed for adults ages 18–35 with cognitive disabilities who are looking to make friends, share interests, and build social skills in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Participants meet one Sunday each month from 10:00 AM–3:00 PM at Inclusion Moose Jaw. Activities include community outings, cooking and sharing a meal together, arts and crafts, games, and social activities. A meal is provided.
Please Note: Transportation is not provided for this program. Participants must be able to attend and participate independently without one-to-one support, as the staff-to-participant ratio is 2:20. If additional support is required, participants must have their own support person or mentor attend with them.
Chat n Chill
Chat N Chill is a social program for neurodiverse adults ages 18–35 who want to meet new people, make connections, and enjoy relaxed conversations in a welcoming environment.
Participants meet one Friday each month at a local coffee shop from 4:15 PM to 5:15PM. Each participant will receive a budget to order a snack and drink while spending time connecting and socializing with others.
Please Note: Transportation is not provided. Participants must be able to attend independently without support. If additional support is required, participants must attend with their own support worker or mentor.