STRIDE Adaptive Sports is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides over 8,000 adaptive sport and recreation lessons each year to individuals with disabilities, focusing on youth and Wounded Warriors. STRIDE utilizes over 300 skilled volunteer… Read More

The Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program at the Sudbury Park & Recreation Department is committed to providing year round, affordable, community based programming for individuals with disabilities. Offering comprehensive and varied programs of recreation… Read More

Adaptive Recreation Director, Kathy Morehouse and her staff provide a fun and nurturing program for children and adults with special needs. After-school programs, summer camp and a year round Saturday program offer the special needs population opportunity… Read More

For information on programs contact 204-4581 or roosmalen@madison.k12.wi.us or Chad Thom, 204-3020 or e-mail cthom@madison.k12.wi.us Check the MSCR Program Guide for season classes. MSCR offers a variety of sports and recreational activities designed… Read More

Bay Cliff is a year-round, nonprofit therapy and wellness center for children and adults with physical disabilities. Bay Cliff’s priority program is a seven-week, summer therapy camp session serving children with orthopedic, speech, hearing, and vision… Read More

Comprehensive Therapy Center’s mission is to meet the therapeutic and educational needs of people with disabilities through skill building, academic enhancement and social emotional support. We help people walk, talk, learn and play – so they can… Read More

Our Vision Therapy and Tutoring Programs begin with a personal consultation to better understand you or your child’s issues and explain the relationship between vision problems and the associated learning or behavior disorder. Once the issues are identified… Read More

The Colorado Wheelchair Tennis Foundation’s mission is to “Promote wheelchair tennis throughout the state of Colorado to players of all ages, sex, race and levels of play; act as a resource to further the development of the state’s competitive players;… Read More

Kids aren’t just little adults. That’s why the Bethesda Children’s Center focuses on the special needs of kids. Caring for patients from newborns through age 17, our dedicated team of pediatric specialists and pediatric nurses provide quality, compassionate… Read More

RideAble is an equestrian program for people with special needs based in the Eugene/Springfield area, advice in the state of Oregon. RideAble is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation and has been providing horsemanship learning opportunities since 1995. PetAble… Read More