North Fulton County is hosting an inclusive bash for the special needs community, marking a day of resource-sharing, entertainment, and games for folks of all stripes. Set for April 14, from 1 to 4 p.m., the North Fulton Special Needs Expo and Fun Day takes over the East Roswell Recreation Center for a mix of fun and informational activities designed to serve individuals with special needs and their allies.

Packed with promises of engaging events, the Expo, supported by the City of Milton and its Camp Joyful Soles initiative, will feature a collective showing of local services, organizations, and partners dedicated to the adaptive population, in a cooperative effort by the cities of Alpharetta, Johns Creek, and Roswell, including the Ed Isakson YMCA, according to the details available on Milton's official government website.

If you're keen to get a taste of the action, entrance is an easy step - no pre-registrations, just show up, rub shoulders with the community, and soak in the resource bounty on offer. But for those looking to do more than just visit, the Expo is on the hunt for volunteers to aid in the smooth sailing of the day's events - interested parties are invited to submit their interest via a form linked on the city's site and can reach out to Mary Rummell at [email protected] for further information.

Businesses and groups with services tailored to the special needs populace are also encouraged to chip in as vendors, application forms for which can be found and submitted online, or for those preferring the feel of paper and ink, dropped off at Roswell City Hall; those looking to up the ante may opt for sponsorship opportunities, with applications also accessible through the city's site. For any quizzical minds or inquires, Mary Rummell is the go-to, reachable at 770-641-3950 or the aforementioned email, ready to shine light on all things Expo.