Macon-Bibb recreation programmer details inclusive programs, summer camps and partnerships
Natalie Allen, recreation programmer for the Macon-Bibb County Recreation Department, describes a broad slate of free and low-cost programs — summer camps serving roughly 750—875 children, eight after-school sites and partnerships that bring STEM, mental-health and adaptive services to rec centers.
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Natalie Allen, recreation programmer for the Macon-Bibb County Recreation Department, told hosts of the Makin—It podcast that her work focuses on non-athletic and inclusive programming that serves children, seniors and people with disabilities. "We have average about 750 to about 875 kids per year" in summer camp, she said, and the department aims to make activities affordable or free when possible.
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