About
Lekotek of Georgia is a non-profit organization that aims to facilitate the inclusion of children with disabilities into their families, schools, and communities by providing accessible play, adapted toys, technology, information, and resources. They offer various programs and services, including play sessions, computer clubs, and recreational activities for children with special needs. These programs are designed to promote interactive play among family members, foster friendships, and provide opportunities for socialization and skill-building. Lekotek of Georgia serves families with children from newborns to young adults, offering a safe and supportive environment where children can have fun and learn alongside their peers. With locations in Alpharetta, Atlanta, Cobb, Duluth, Gainesville, and Southside, Lekotek of Georgia strives to create a world where children with disabilities are included and empowered through play.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Play Sessions
Play sessions are for newborns through 8 year olds who have special needs, facilitating interactive play among family members.
Computer Club
Computer Club is for kids from 8-15 years old with disabilities, offering fun computer games and pizza.
Leko-Pals
Leko-Pals is a club for teens and young adults (ages 15 and above), providing friendship and recreational opportunities for youngsters with disabilities.
Sibshops
Sibshops is a program for siblings of children with special needs, offering opportunities for socialization and skill-building through activities like bowling.
Special Events
Lekotek of Georgia hosts various special events, such as the Lekotek 5K for Play, Happy Tails & LekoMusic, and Pond Rafting, which provide opportunities for families to have fun and connect with others.
Volunteer Opportunities
Lekotek of Georgia offers volunteer opportunities for individuals to get involved and make a difference in the lives of children with special needs.