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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, December 16-18, 2020 B-3 The Park Record Continued from B-1 Winter programs offered just our staff.” Another group offering is the NAC’s QuaranTeam Camps of the winter offerings that are open to people who live in the same household during this time, she said. “The camp scene will also offer some crafts or other activities that people can participate in before or after they participate in one of our programs,” Meyer said. The National Ability Center also continues to offer military family days. “Service members or veterans can come out with their friends and family to participate in our programming,” Meyer said. “We also have overnight, Veterans Administration-funded retreats as well.” If people visit the website and have trouble registering for an existing session or don’t see something they would like to do, Meyer encourages them to call the NAC directly. “We have a reservation team that is more than happy to walk someone through the registration project or schedule some custom programming,” she said. All sessions, including the NAC’s adaptive equestrian lessons, follow strict coronavirus protocols. “Generally speaking people can show up to the National Ability Center with an approved double-layer face covering, and once you get here you will go through a health screening of four simple questions,” Meyer said. Once participants pass the health screening, they are sent to their program area where they will be greeted by a masked staff member. “During the sessions, all staff will maintain social distancing, unless they have to make some hands-on adjustments,” Meyer said. If a staff member has to go SEMI-ANNUAL ORIENTAL RUG SALE UP TO 70% OFF! 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Folks who have relied on having help have taken this as a challenge and have learned how to do more things for themselves.” In addition to the social distancing, all program areas and equipment will be sanitized between each use, Meyer said. It’s the Place the Locals Choose Since COVID-19 protocols do change frequently, the NAC has created a page on its website that lists all CDC-approved procedures. “With COVID, what we’re learning is things are changing constantly, and since we are always making updates, the page will be the most up-todate place to see what our policies are,” Meyer said. “While there are strict restrictions, we are still finding ways that are new and exciting to get folks out. It’s been fun to see how people are rallying around this communal struggle so they can get out and play.” New Equipment is Expensive The L.A. 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