Category: Washington Elks Therapy Program for Children
Any child in Washington State with an Occupational or Physical Therapy prescription for treatment and whose family lives within reach of our therapy team is eligible to be helped by Washington Elks Therapy Program for Children. However, only those most critically in need can be accepted into the therapeutic program. While the children we serve range in age from birth to 21, preference is given to infants and young children who are medically fragile or who would otherwise go without services due to their family’s lack of resources, and to children who will experience deterioration in their status without therapy.
Eligibility for services does not require affiliation, membership, or association with the Elks, any of its members, or lodges
12th Annual Garland Family Golf Fundraiser
The Washington Elks Therapy Program, Inc. is proud to announce an exciting change to the lunch and awards banquet at the Garland Family Charity Golf Tournament. Below is the menu… Read more
2nd Annual Colville Golf Fundraiser
Tall Elks Fundraiser Colville Elks Annual Charity Golf Touma1nent June 5th, 1 :00 pm Dominion Meadow Golf Course PURPOSE: To raise funds for our local Tall Elks Children’s Physical/Occupational therapist…. Read more
Golf Raises $4600 for State Therapy Program!
Collville, Washington July 25, 2020 The Colville Elks Lodge #1753 sponsored our first annual golf tournament, The Colville Elks Open, to benefit the Washington State Elks Association Therapy Program for… Read more
Coronavirus and the Washington Elks Therapy Program
Currently everything that we do in our lives is in a state of change. Our travel habits, work and who we see during the day has changed dramatically. We talk… Read more
Jax
Jax’s mother is grateful for the help she is getting—in their own home—for her son through the Elks Therapy Program.
Persephone
Hello everyone, I would like you to meet Persephone! Persephone is now almost 6 years old and has Acute Motor Sensory Axonal Neuropathy with Encephalophy. When she became ill she… Read more