Give us an assist!
Join us for Snowball - Alta Mira's first-everfundraising volleyball tournament on Saturday, February 27 at Sneakerz Grill in Albuquerque. It's outside and it's February, so it might be cold. But you'll be freezin' for a reason: All proceeds benefit Alta Mira's programs to enhance the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families.
Team registration is $150 -- that's only $25 per person -- and all proceeds benefit Alta Mira. So, round up 5 of your co-workers, colleagues, friends or neighbors and register today. Don't wait too long -- the tournament is limited to the first 25 teams that register.
Register on-line right now, or download the registration form and mail it in with your registration fee. It's as easy as that. Being out in the cold has never been so much fun.
Alta Mira Specialized Family Services, Inc. is a 501c3 nonprofit that supports individuals with developmental risks,delays or disabilities and their families, to optimize quality of life. Alta Mira provides developmental early intervention services for children birth to age 3; inclusion training, support and consultation for child development centers; lifespan support services for people with developmental disabilities and their families; and respite services, including a respite home for short-term and family-crisis care. We welcome referrals from individuals, professionals, agencies and schools; questions about our programs; inquiries about volunteer opportunities; and requests for general information.
As the knowledge base for supporting families has changed over the past 20 years so has Alta Mira, but we have maintained the core values on which we were founded - client care and respect for families as experts. The people we serve and their families come first; they always have.
"Our service coordinator at Alta Mira was the first professional I worked with who asked me, 'What do you want from respite services, and what is important to you and your son?' Usually professionals will dictate what and how things happen."
- Catherine Nelson
