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CPC’s special needs ministry is called Access Kids.

The ministry is designed so that children with special needs can participate in Kids programming (preschool – 4th grade) during Sunday services. 

We want to create community and support for families in our Valley who are impacted by disability (diagnosed or not).

Volunteer with Access Kids

Volunteer Application
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Date + Time: Saturday, October 3 from 11am-1pm
Location: Diablo Vista Park, 1000 Tassajara Rd., Danville
Cost: FREE (Registration Required)
Sponsored by: Access/CPC Danville

We look forward to seeing you on Saturday October 3, 2026. This event is designed to bring families and individuals impacted by disability for a day of community engagement, recreation, and enjoyment in a welcoming and inclusive environment. This event aims to foster social connections, provide a supportive space for relaxation, and create memorable experiences for participants of ALL ages. 

Make sure to register so we can accommodate your needs!

If you have any questions, please contact Aileen German, Special Needs Ministry Manager, at agerman@cpcdanville.org.

We can't wait to see you!

REGISTER
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Aileen German

Aileen German is CPC Kids' first Special Needs Ministry Manager. Aileen currently lives in Concord with her husband Elijah and three children (Eli, Arrow, and Aila). She is passionate about Jesus, family, music, grocery shopping at Trader Joes, and inclusion. She has a personal connection with autism as her 9-year-old son was diagnosed at 2 years of age. After graduating from Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State Fullerton she has been working as a speech-language pathologist for over 10 years in multiple school districts throughout the Bay Area.

Contact: Agerman@cpcdanville.org