Putnam Recreation Programs & Habilitation, Inc. (PRPH)

Putnam Recreation Programs and Habilitation (PRPH) offers Adaptive Bowling, Dinner Social and Evening Recreation, Special Olympics Sports Training, Friday Dance, Swim and Fitness, Saturday Respite Program, Family Dinners, Theme Dances, Holiday Parties, Summer Respite Programs, Summer Camp, and Golf Lessons. The program’s weekly offerings include activities throughout the year, with seasonal activities and summer camp opportunities. Golf lessons are introductory beginner lessons and equipment is provided.

Programs

• Adaptive Bowling — 7-18 · Weekly; specific day/time not stated
• Dinner Social and Evening Recreation — 7-18 · Weekly; specific day/time not stated
• Special Olympics Sports Training — 7-18 · Weekly; Saturday mornings mentioned for sports training
• Friday Dance — 7-18 · Friday
• Swim and Fitness — 7-18 · Weekly; specific day/time not stated
• Saturday Respite Program — 7-18 · Saturday
• Family Dinners — 7-18 · Seasonal; specific day/time not stated
• Theme Dances — 7-18 · Seasonal; specific day/time not stated
• Holiday Parties — 7-18 · Seasonal; specific day/time not stated
• Summer Respite Programs — 7-18 · Summer
• Summer Camp — 7-18 · Summer; dates stated for 2026 session · $225 · Seasonal camp; camp days consist of puzzles/manipulatives, crafts, music and movement, possibly swim and playground time, weather permitting. August session at Sycamore Park, Mahopac (tentative).
• Golf Lessons — 7-18 · Tuesday, 5:00-6:30pm · $72 · Introductory/beginner lessons; equipment provided.

At a glance

• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Price range: $72–$225
• General schedule: Programs are offered on a weekly basis throughout the year. Special programs include seasonal activities and summer camp opportunities.

About the provider

PRPH was founded in 1979. It is a not-for-profit, parent-founded organization dedicated to providing quality recreation and leisure activities for people with developmental disabilities in the Hudson Valley region.

Participants must be approved for services through the NYS Office for People with Dev. Disabilities (NYS OPWDD). Participation in programs is contingent on a personal interview with families prior to enrollment. Participation is dependent on the ability of the organization to meet the specific needs of all participants.

What families say

“When my daughter was in school she came home and was isolated from friends, but I found PRPH and now she has an active social life and friends that will stay forever.” — Sylvia Good

“My son has participated in, and thoroughly enjoyed, PRPH Bowling and social events for 25 years. This is a great group for friendships and healthy exercise.” — Barbara Albrecht

Last updated September 7, 2026.