🌟 What Is SNAP?

SNAP (Special Needs Activity Program) is a program sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints for youth and young adults with disabilities. It offers fun, faith-centered activities in a supportive setting.

• Who: Youth and adults with intellectual, developmental, or physical disabilities

• What: Social activities, gospel learning, service, and performances

• When/Where: Often held weekly (like Thursday nights) through local wards or stakes

✅ Why It Matters

SNAP helps participants feel included, grow in faith, and build friendships—especially when regular youth activities are difficult to attend due to a lack of needed support.

Online Adapted Seminary & Institute Classes

All classes use the Come Follow Me curriculum and are adapted for individuals of all abilities.

 🔍 How to Find a Class Near You  

Visit the Institute Class Finder 

Just enter your ZIP code—class locations may change each semester.

📞 Questions? Call Wendy Jensen, Adapted Needs Coordinator: (480) 570-2221

In Person Adapted Institute Classes