ACEing Autism Adaptive Tennis Program - Laconia
Lakes Region Community Services
Laconia, New Hampshire - Belknap County
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Jun 8, 2026
Lakes Region
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Laconia Boys & Girls Club, Laconia, NH
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Provider overview
Lakes Region Community Services helps bring ACEing Autism adaptive tennis to Laconia for autistic youth ages 10-18 through twice-yearly sessions at the Laconia Boys & Girls Club.
Lakes Region Community Services operates an Autism Center for parent information and resources and supports local adaptive tennis access through its ACEing Autism partnership.
Quick facts
- Registration
- We did not find this in the public sources we checked
- Phone
- 603-524-8811
- frc@lrcs.org
- Ages
- Autistic youth ages 10-18
- Season
- Twice-yearly adaptive tennis sessions; confirm current dates before registering
- Cost
- Confirm current session cost, scholarship availability, registration steps, volunteer support, and equipment expectations directly with LRCS.
Location contacts
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LRCS confirms the program is offered at the Laconia Boys & Girls Club; families should confirm current session dates, times, and exact court location before attending.
Programs and offerings
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ACEing Autism adaptive tennis
Twice-yearly strengths-based adaptive tennis sessions for autistic youth ages 10-18 in Laconia, with LRCS Family Resource Center contact and current-date confirmation.
- Ages
- Autistic youth ages 10-18
- Season
- Twice-yearly adaptive tennis sessions; confirm current dates before registering
- Schedule
- Contact the LRCS Family Resource Center to confirm current ACEing Autism Laconia dates, times, and Laconia Boys & Girls Club location details.
- Cost
- Confirm current session cost, scholarship availability, registration steps, volunteer support, and equipment expectations directly with LRCS.
How we checked this listing (1 public source)
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Listing check
- Last checked
- Jun 8, 2026
- Why this is listed
- Lakes Region Community Services' official Autism Center page says its Autism Center partners with Advantage Kids to bring ACEing Autism adaptive tennis to New Hampshire, currently offered twice a year at the Laconia Boys & Girls Club for autistic youth ages 10-18 through a strengths-based adaptive tennis curriculum.
- Sources used
- 1 public source
- Location contacts
- 1 public contact found
Program details we found
ACEing Autism adaptive tennis
Lakes Region Community Services' official Autism Center page says its Autism Center partners with Advantage Kids to bring ACEing Autism adaptive tennis to New Hampshire, currently offered twice a year at the Laconia Boys & Girls Club for autistic youth ages 10-18 through a strengths-based adaptive tennis curriculum.
Inclusion and support details
What the provider says: The official LRCS source names ACEing Autism Adaptive Tennis Program for ages 10-18, autistic youth, Advantage Kids, Laconia Boys & Girls Club, twice-yearly sessions, strengths-based adaptive tennis curriculum, physical stamina, hand-eye coordination, turn-taking, and fun.
Access notes to confirm: Ask about session dates, sensory and communication supports, volunteer pairing, tennis experience needed, equipment, indoor or outdoor court details, caregiver expectations, and how to register.
What we checked
What we found: Lakes Region Community Services' official Autism Center page says its Autism Center partners with Advantage Kids to bring ACEing Autism adaptive tennis to New Hampshire, currently offered twice a year at the Laconia Boys & Girls Club for autistic youth ages 10-18 through a strengths-based adaptive tennis curriculum.
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Sources used
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- Provider websiteLRCS Autism Center
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