Santa Claus is coming to town.
Children will squeal with delight as they see him approach. Some will become bashful. Some will hide. But for children with special needs, including autism, Santa may be a bit overwhelming.
Another problem this time of year is with all the rushing around, Santa has long lines. For a child in a wheelchair with other physical challenges sitting in Santa’s lap is just not doable. Also, with children of special needs who require particular attention, are critical ill, or just too sick to really give Santa a second glance, it can become difficult and sad for parents to pass up watching this childhood passage.
In steps- SANTA AMERICA!!!
Santa America’s mission is to provide Santa-year round- to families of the military, special needs. or other extraordinary issues. It is completely funded by donations.
A little special fact about Santa America…did you know Santa has a satellite office and it’s here in ALABAMA? Yes, Santa America was established here in Daphne, Alabama and is a NATIONALLY recognized across the country.
To Learn more, visit their website at www.santa-america.org.
To schedule a Santa in the Alabama area, click HERE.
If you know of any other Santa resources for children of special needs, please feel free to comment.
Yes, Santa Claus is coming to town and during this time of the year and any time of the year, he teaches us that a generous heart and the blessing of children should be celebrated everyday!
















