Bakersfield Park's Autism-Friendly Fence: A Win for Families
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Parents of kids on the autism spectrum celebrate a significant victory in Bakersfield, California, as the city installs secure fencing around Wilson Parks playground. Initiated by Fran Mandreno and Alongside Autism, the project, now a pilot program, aims to provide a safer space for children with special needs, featuring shaded spots, secure gates, and sensory-friendly elements. The citys park coordinator and mayor support the initiative, with parents like Heather Lopez advocating for similar safety features in all new parks across Bakersfield.
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