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Field of Dreams News
NBC New York – New Jersey’s Inclusive Sports Complex
Https://Www.Nbcnewyork.Com/Video/On-Air/As-Seen-On/New-Jerseys-Inclusive-Sports-Complex/6421247/
Jersey Sports Zone – State Champs Show Their Support For Unified Football
Https://Jerseysportszone.Com/State-Champs-Show-Their-Support-For-Unified-Football/
6ABC – ‘Camp Abilities’ is a dream come true for blind and visually impaired athletes
Https://6abc.Com/Post/Camp-Abilities-Is-Dream-Come-True-Blind-Visually-Impaired-Athletes/17626015/
SILive.com – Third Annual Picnic Benefits Children of ECHO at a Playground for Kids with Special Needs
Https://Www.Silive.Com/Entertainment/2025/06/Third-Annual-Picnic-Benefits-Children-Of-Echo-At-A-Playground-For-Kids-With-Special-Needs.Html
The Golf Wire – New Jersey Golf Foundation Hosts First-Ever Special Needs Golf Clinic at RWJBarnabas Health Field of Dreams
Https://Thegolfwire.Com/New-Jersey-Golf-Foundation-Rwjbarnabas-Health-Field-Of-Dreams/
GMA3 – How inclusive recreation complex is helping those with a special need
https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/GMA3/video/inclusive-recreation-complex-helping-special-102650223
PIX11 – New Jersey hosts sports camp for visually impaired kids
“James Barone’s daughter, Mia, is blind. On Thursday, for the first time, she played sports with kids who are also blind. “It’s just incredible to see her out there along with the rest of these kids,” said an emotional Barone.” Read the rest of the article here....
CBS Philadelphia – Family in Toms River inspired by son to build “Field of Dreams”
“A Toms River family’s 12-year-old son inspired them to build a “field of dreams” for children of all abilities. The RWJ Barnabas Health Field of Dreams, located at 1505 N Bay Ave in Toms River, is an all-inclusive playground featuring specialized equipment that...
TRRS – Unified Sports Debuts Within District
At High School East, games of flag football, soccer, basketball, and kickball have taken place throughout the school year. This is business as usual, of course, except that these particular games have been fully inclusive, involving students receiving special services...