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The Dance Foundation Dance PARTNERS

The Dance Foundation

Homewood, Alabama - Jefferson County

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Jun 3, 2026

Area

Birmingham

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1715 27th Ct S, Homewood, AL 35209

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Provider overview

The Dance Foundation in Homewood offers adaptive dance and its Dance PARTNERS outreach for students with disabilities and learning differences, in an accessible Birmingham-area facility.

The Dance Foundation is a Homewood nonprofit, engaging the community through dance since 1975, with adaptive learning and the Dance PARTNERS outreach program.

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Ages
Toddlers, youth, and adults, including students with disabilities or learning differences
Season
Year-round dance programming; confirm current class and outreach schedules
Cost
Confirm class tuition or program fees, the registration process, and how adaptive classes or Dance PARTNERS are scheduled.

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The Dance Foundation

1715 27th Ct S, Homewood, AL 35209

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Dance PARTNERS and adaptive dance

Adaptive dance, the Dance PARTNERS outreach program, live music, accessible studios, and registration.

Ages
Toddlers, youth, and adults, including students with disabilities or learning differences
Season
Year-round dance programming; confirm current class and outreach schedules
Schedule
Contact The Dance Foundation for current adaptive class options, the Dance PARTNERS program, and registration in Homewood.
Cost
Confirm class tuition or program fees, the registration process, and how adaptive classes or Dance PARTNERS are scheduled.
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Jun 3, 2026
Why this is listed
The Dance Foundation, a nonprofit in downtown Homewood, offers adaptive learning and community outreach through its Dance PARTNERS program, which takes dance into schools and community organizations to engage students who have disabilities or learning differences, in a wheelchair-accessible facility.
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Program details we found

Dance PARTNERS and adaptive dance

The Dance Foundation, a nonprofit in downtown Homewood, offers adaptive learning and community outreach through its Dance PARTNERS program, which takes dance into schools and community organizations to engage students who have disabilities or learning differences, in a wheelchair-accessible facility.

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What the provider says: The source names adaptive learning, community outreach, the Dance PARTNERS program, students with disabilities or learning differences, live music for classes with disabilities, and a wheelchair-accessible facility.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about adaptive class formats, support for disabilities or learning differences, live music, wheelchair-accessible studios and restrooms, and how to enroll.

What we checked

What we found: The Dance Foundation, a nonprofit in downtown Homewood, offers adaptive learning and community outreach through its Dance PARTNERS program, which takes dance into schools and community organizations to engage students who have disabilities or learning differences, in a wheelchair-accessible facility.

We avoid ranking, recommending, evaluating quality, or making safety claims. Use the source links and contact the provider before enrolling.

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What to confirm

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