What does RCH stand for?

Recreation Center for the Handicapped (now the Janet Pomeroy Center)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

One of the most prominent community programs for persons with disabilities during this era was the Recreation Center for the Handicapped founded in 1952 in San Francisco by Janet Pomeroy (Smith, Austin, & Kennedy, 2001).

Therapeutic recreation: a long past, but a brief history

of Inland Counties American Red Cross, Orange County Anti-Defamation League, OC/Long Beach Arizona Recreation Center for the Handicapped Art Institute of Southern California Arthritis Foundation, OC/Long Beach Arts and Services for Disabled Inc.

Pacific Life Hosts Grant Reception Honoring Many Outstanding ...

This documentary, based on the book B-Ball: The Team That Never Lost A Game, captures the essence of the special and unique basketball team which has represented the Recreation Center for the Handicapped (Sand Francisco, CA) for some 12 years.

B-Ball: The Team that Never Lost a Game