The Pathways to Learning Project is for rehabilitation therapy and is used to teach children with disabilities how to ride a bike.

For most children, learning to ride a bike is a rite of passage. For children with disabilities and/or developmental delays, learning to ride a bike is a very challenging endeavor. Less than 20% of children with autism and 10% of children with Down Syndrome learn to ride a bike.

Ways to support this project:

Donations – Donations will be used to fund themed outbuildings such as gas station, grocery store and school, which will be placed along the bike pathways. Also, in an effort to create an inviting and realistic setting, additional structural enhancements such as park benches, child-size street signs, trees and plants are planned. Donations will be used to purchase these items along with various bicycles and other wheeled apparatuses, including specially designed bicycles and trikes.

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