Sweet Shade Universal Playground

The community welcome’s Irvine’s first universal playground at Sweet Shade Neighborhood Park. Sweet Shade is a 7.9-acre public neighborhood park and home to Sweet Shade Ability Center, where the City's Disability Services program provides activities for individuals with sensory, physical, or cognitive disabilities, and their family members. The creation of the City's first universal playground complements the Ability Center and will expand inclusive recreational opportunities for all Irvine residents. 

See a list of transportation resources for individuals with disabilities and their family members below. If you're looking for a resource you don't see here, please browse our complete Resource & Referral Guide here, or call 949-724-6637.

See a list of support services for individuals with disabilities and their family members below. If you're looking for a resource you don't see here, please browse our complete Resource & Referral Guide here, or call 949-724-6637.

See a list of recreation resources for individuals with disabilities and their family members below. If you're looking for a resource you don't see here, please browse our complete Resource & Referral Guide here, or call 949-724-6637.

See a list of mental health resources for individuals with disabilities and their family members below. If you're looking for a resource you don't see here, please browse our complete Resource & Referral Guide here, or call 949-724-6637.

See a list of living skills and transition services for individuals with disabilities and their family members below. If you're looking for a resource you don't see here, please browse our complete Resource & Referral Guide here, or call 949-724-6637.

See a list of housing support resources for individuals with disabilities and their family members below. If you're looking for a resource you don't see here, please browse our complete Resource & Referral Guide here, or call 949-724-6637.

In 2013, the State of California passed Senate Bill 743 (SB 743), which requires all California jurisdictions to assess CEQA transportation impacts using Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT), which measures the distance a vehicle will travel to a destination, by July 1, 2020. The City of Irvine began developing its new VMT methodology in Spring 2019.

See a list of disability resources for individuals with disabilities and their family members below. If you're looking for a resource you don't see here, please browse our complete Resource & Referral Guide here, or call 949-724-6637.

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