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For participating in The 2025 ASICS Falmouth Road Race

Team Latham runs the 2025 Falmouth Road Race

Founded in 1970 in Brewster, MA, Latham Centers, Inc. is a nationally accredited treatment program providing therapeutic, residential, educational, recreational, and vocational services to individuals with complex special needs. More than 90% of the individuals who call Latham Centers home are diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS.) PWS is a severe, randomly occurring genetic disorder. A complex syndrome, PWS manifests with characteristic symptoms, including insatiable appetite, mild-to-moderate intellectual disability, emotional and behavioral problems, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, and slow body metabolism. There is no cure for PWS, and successful interventions in therapeutic and skill-building programs enable individuals to learn coping skills. The syndrome occurs approximately once every 15,000 births and occurs in all races and ethnic groups. Latham Centers is the only residential facility in the United States specializing in treating children and adults with PWS. Additionally, Latham provides care to children and adults with intellectual disabilities and other diagnoses, such as PTSD, Autism Spectrum Disorder as a secondary diagnosis, bipolar disorder, and Reactive Attachment Disorder. Latham provides a nurturing environment where vulnerable children and adults can feel safe, recover from past traumas, and receive individualized education, treatment, and therapies. Learn more about Latham Centers at www.lathamcenters.org

Description

Thank you for supporting Team Latham! 

Funds raised through the 2025 Asics Falmouth Road Race will support our student and adult programs at Latham Centers. Among our unique and educational programming, funds raised during this event will also benefit Latham's involvement in Special Olympics. At Latham Centers, our Special Olympians train year-round in flag football, basketball, track and field, bowling, and other events. Our athletes travel across Massachusetts to participate in Special Olympics contests and events. In addition, we welcome teams from other schools and residential programs to our campus and community. 

Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Those activities give them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills, and friendship.

Team members

Click on one of our team members below to make a donation.

Recent donors

Donation date Donor name Donation amount
Aug 16 The Cloonan Family Undisclosed amount
Aug 16 Anonymous Undisclosed amount
Aug 16 Sammy, Ronny, and Joey Go Cat, go! $109.85
Aug 16 The Scheck Family Go Ruby and Cat!! We are all so proud of you both!! ~The Schecks Undisclosed amount
Aug 16 Robbins Family We love you Ruby and are grateful you have such a wonderful family supporting advancements in Prader-Willi! $109.85
Aug 16 Katie and Dan Curran Thinking of you and Ruby, Cat. Wishing you a great race! Undisclosed amount
Aug 16 Michael and Emily Denning Good luck, Cat! We are rooting for you and Ruby! $55.35
Aug 16 Wendy Shih Ruby is amazing! Cheering for you Cat! $109.85
Aug 16 Lichuan Ye Ruby is happy and beautiful! Go Cat! Fingers crossed for the new drug! Undisclosed amount
Aug 16 Mary Higgins $55.35