All About Developmental Disabilities (AADD), an Atlanta-based advocacy group focusing on developmental disabilities issues, launches its new season April 3 in Roswell and Johns Creek. The AADD Bocce Ball league is seeking participants to play games and model good social skills for these young people with developmental disabilities. After graduating from high school at age 21, young people with developmental disabilities very often become socially isolated as their high school friends head off to college or careers, explains Michael Stinson, manager of recreation and wellness for AADD. It is so important for them to have opportunities to interact with people their own age, because that brings them back into the community. For people without disabilities, this is a chance for them to give back to their communities and build their own awareness of the challenges faced by those who live with disabilities. The preferred age range for participants is 18-30. Each season will be about six months. Groups will meet twice a month. Peer participants will be offered a brief training on developmental disabilities. Registration is free. Call 404-881-0920 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information.