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| Ability Plus |
| AbilityPLUS is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping disabled people of all abilities realize their dreams of inclusion through adaptive skiing and other recreation opportunities.
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| info@abilityplus.org |
| 603-236-4758 |
| New Hampshire, USA |
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| Adaptive Adventures |
| Sports and recreation for adults and children with disabilities. Programs include adaptive skiing, Nordic skiing, sledge hockey, snowmobiling, handcycling, paddle sports, sailing, water skiing, and adventure trips. |
| 303-679-2770 |
| Colorado, USA |
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| Adaptive Ski Program New Mexico |
| Since 1985, the Adaptive Ski Program has offered safe and supportive alpine ski lessons for adults and children (five years & older) with a wide array of disabilities. Lessons take place at Sandia Peak outside of Albuquerque and at Ski Santa Fe, 14 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza. Instruction is available in 2 track, 3 track, 4 track, blind, deaf, mono-ski, bi-ski & snowboarding. |
| asp_sandia@q.com |
| 505-255-2506 |
| New Mexico, USA |
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| Adaptive Sports Center |
| The Adaptive Sports Center (ASC) of Crested Butte, Colorado is a non-profit organization that provides year-round recreation activities for people with disabilities and their families.
Programs include adaptive Alpine skiing, Nordic skiing, and snowboarding. |
| 866-349-2296 |
| Colorado, USA |
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| Alpine Alternatives |
| Alpine Alternatives offers adapted ski programs, equestrian programs, day outings, and a week long summer camp. Alpine serves all disabled persons regardless of the type or severity of their disabilities. Within the programs offered by Alpine there is a particular emphasis on serving school age children and youth. |
| 907-561-6655 |
| Alaska, USA |
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| Baltimore Adapted Recreation & Sports |
| BARS offers recreational opportunities in camping, canoeing, fishing, hand cycling, sea kayaking, rafting, sailing, skeet shooting, snow skiing, and water skiing. |
| pam@barsinfo.org |
| 410-771-4606 |
| Maryland, USA |
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| Bart J. Ruggiere Adaptive Sports Center |
| The Bart J. Ruggiere Sports Center will provide individuals the opportunity to do sports regardless of their mental or physical disability. The program is available to children and adults throughout the Northeast with physical and mental learning challenges.
The center offers Alpine skiing, with the latest in adaptive equipment. Summer programs include kayaking, and canoeing. |
| 802-824-5522 |
| Vermont, USA |
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| Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center |
| The Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to expand the potential of
people with disabilities and special needs through meaningful, educational, and inspiring outdoor experiences. BOEC offers winter programs including various types of adaptive skiing and snowboarding, winter camping, challenge courses, orienteering, and educational programs. Summer activities include- handcycling, hiking & backpacking, rock climbing, rappeling, canoeing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, camping, rope courses, and orienteering. BOEC also offers seasonal programs and camps for young people and adults. BOEC is located in Breckenridge, Colorado. |
| boec@boec.org |
| 970-453-6422 |
| Colorado, USA |
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| Bretton Woods Adaptive Program |
| The Adaptive Program is a department of the Bretton Woods Ski School and a chapter of AbilityPlus, Inc. and Disabled Sports USA. The instructors are trained in the American Teaching System, PSIA-Alpine as well as PSIA-Adaptive teaching techniques, providing qualified instruction in various adaptive specialties such as blind, developmentally delayed, monoski, bi-ski, 3-track, 4-track and others. |
| adaptiveprogram@brettonwoods.com |
| 603-278-3398 |
| New Hampshire, USA |
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| Cannonsburg Challenged Ski Association |
| Cannonsburg Challenged Ski Association (CCSA), is a non-profit organization located in Ada, Michigan. As a chapter of Disabled Sports USA, CCSA provides volunteer training and ski instruction for individuals with disabilities. CCSA strives to serve all ages and disabilities in their programs. We strongly encourage family participation and the maximum independence possible for each individual. |
| 616-874-3060 |
| Michigan, USA |
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| Challenge Mountain |
| Offers free instruction and use of equipment to skiers with handicaps such as Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, vision impairments and other mental impairments and physical challenges. |
| cmski@challengemtn.org |
| 231-535-2141 |
| Michigan, USA |
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| Colorado Discover Ability |
| Colorado Discover Ability (CDA) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote increased independence and self worth through outdoor recreation for individuals with disabilities, at-risk youth, and their families and friends. |
| 970-257-1222 |
| Colorado, USA |
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| CW HOG |
| Cooperative Wilderness Handicapped Outdoor Group provides challenging outdoor adventure activities in a supportive environment. Programs include adaptive snow ski, martial arts, weightlifting, swimming, aerobics, and other activities. An adventurous week long day camp, the Kids Camp is designed for children of all abilities and their families. Activities may include horseback riding, water-skiing, rock climbing, rappelling, canoeing, and scuba diving. An overnight camping trip and whitewater raft trip gives your child an opportunity to experience the outdoors. |
| 208-282-3912 |
| Idaho, USA |
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| Daring Adventures |
| Daring Adventures is an exciting program that offers seven outdoor recreation opportunities for teens and adults with disabilities and their non-disabled peers. Programs include: adaptive cycling - adaptive kayaking - sled ice hockey - cross-country skiing - hiking/backpacking - wilderness camping.
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| 602-262-4543 |
| Arizona, USA |
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| DASA Sports |
| DASA provides year-round sport activities with quarterly family and friend events. The programs are instructed by volunteer coaches whom have taken the American Coaching Effectiveness Program. A variety of sports are offered: such as Basketball, Swimming, Track and Road Racing, Golf, Martial Arts, Archery, Sled Hockey, Rock Climbing, Stand-up Soccer, and Power Soccer. |
| 636-477-0716 |
| Missouri, USA |
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| Disabled Sports USA |
| A national nonprofit, 501(c)(3), organization established in 1967 by disabled Vietnam veterans to serve the war injured. DS/USA now offers nationwide sports rehabilitation programs to anyone with a permanent disability. Activities include winter skiing, water sports, summer and winter competitions, fitness and special sports events. Participants include those with visual impairments, amputations, spinal cord injury, dwarfism, multiple sclerosis, head injury, cerebral palsy, and other neuromuscular and orthopedic conditions. |
| 301-217-0960 |
| USA |
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| Disabled Sports USA Far West |
| Disabled Sports USA Far West leads the way in adaptive sports and recreation for people with disabilities. With 40 years of experience, our trained staff and volunteers guide you in discovering life without limits. Disabled Sports USA has more than 85 chapters and serves more than 60,000 people nationwide. |
| dsusa@disabledsports.net |
| 916-722-6447 |
| California, USA |
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| Eldora Special Recreation Program |
| Therapeutic winter recreation in Colorado for individuals who require adaptive equiptment and/or special instruction. Programs include- Snowboarding,
Alpine (2-track, 3-track, 4-track, bi-ski, mono-ski),
Nordic (2-track and 4 track),
Snowshoeing.
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| scheduler@esrp.com |
| 303-442-0606 |
| Colorado, USA |
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| Greek Peak Adaptive Snowsports |
| Adaptive ski program in New York. |
| jcappellett@stny.rr.com |
| 607-255-4880 |
| New York, USA |
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| Maine Handicapped Skiing |
| Opportunities for adaptive alpine and cross country skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing. |
| info@skimhs.org |
| 800 - 639 - 7770 |
| Maine, USA |
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| Michigan Sports Unlimited, Inc. |
| Organizes wheelchair sports and recreational events in the state of Michigan. Programs include, archery, baseball, cycling, golf, kayaking, racing, shooting, skiing, waterskiing, basketball, rugby, soccer, and tennis. |
| 989-771-5530 |
| Michigan, USA |
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| National Ability Center |
| The National Ability Center is committed to the development of lifetime skills for people of all ages and abilities by providing affordable outdoor sports and recreational experiences in a nurturing environment. NAC offers year round recreational opportunities including adaptive skiing, horseback riding, waterskiing, swimming, and cycling. |
| info@DiscoverNAC.org |
| 435-649-3991 |
| Utah, USA |
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| NEHSA |
| New England Handicapped Sports Association offers adaptive ski and Snowboard lessons to people of all ages and all disabilities. At Mount Sunapee Resort, where our homebase and winter program reside, skiers participate in either a stand up or sit-down program |
| info@mtsunapee.com |
| 603-763-2356 |
| New Hampshire, USA |
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| Northeast Passage |
| Northeast Passage delivers disability-related health promotion and adapted sports programs throughout New England. They run three core programs that include adaptive sports from entry to competitive levels for adults and children. |
| northeast.passage@unh.edu |
| 603-862-0070 |
| New Hampshire, USA |
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| Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) |
| SAIL is a private nonprofit organization that provides consumer-directed independent living services to people with disabilities throughout Southeast Alaska. ORCA (Outdoor Recreation and Community Access) is the recreation program of SAIL. ORCA's mission is to promote inclusive recreation and adaptive outdoor pursuits for Southeast Alaskan's who experience disabilities. SAIL also has a lending library of adaptive resources and assistive
technology. Recreational programs include adaptive ski and snowboard school - youth Adventure Club - kayaking - biking - hiking, rafting, canoeing and multi-day adventure trips. Adaptive equipment is available so people of all abilities can participate.
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| (907) 586 0104 |
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| Sports Association of Gaylord Hospital |
| Offers indtroductory clinics and programs on a wide variety of wheelchair sports. The association also supports a large number of teams throughout Connecticut. |
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| St. Louis Wheelchair Athletic Association |
| Provides wheelchair sports to individuals with permanent physical disabilities in St. Louis, MO and the surrounding areas. Activities include, quad rugby, wheelchair softball, track & field, adaptive water skiing, adaptive snow skiing, wheelchair tennis, adaptive golf, scuba diving, and more. |
| (314) 768-5325 |
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| STRIDE Recreation for Challenged Children |
| STIDE's primary efforts focus on directing and providing enriching, recreational opportunities for individuals with disabilities or special needs. Programs include, swimming, adaptive skiing, adaptive baseball, and bowling. |
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| Sun Valley Adaptive Sports |
| The nonprofit SVAS offers adaptive sports programs and services for children, teens, adults, and veterans that cover a wide-range of disabilities- physical, emotional, developmental, and learning.
SVAS programs include: Skiing, Snowboarding, and Nordic skiing. Peak Adventure Camp for Kids and teens with disabilities. After school swimming, theatre, biking, tennis, pottery, yoga, and indoor rock climbing. Check their website for a complete listing of programs and services. |
| tom@svasp.org |
| 208-726-9298 |
| Idaho, USA |
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| Taasc |
| TAASC offers programs in handcycling, kyaking, sailing, rock climbing, skiing, water skiing, and sled hockey. Located in Colombus, Ohio. |
| 614. 293. 4963 |
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| Three Trackers of Ohio |
| Dedicated to the promotion of adaptive recreational sports to persons with physical disabilities. The organization runs adaptive ski and hand cycling programs. |
| tam@clevelandmetroparks.com |
| 216-341-1704 |
| Ohio, USA |
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| TRAIL |
| TRAIL is a NH non-profit organization dedicated to teaching individuals with physical and mental disabilities the joy and excitement of playing in the outdoors. The activities offered through TRAIL change seasonally, and with the exception of the Summer Recreation Program, are currently offered on weekends only. In addition to short-term activities such as hiking, biking, canoeing, camping, and bowling, they maintain a core group of long-term programs, which include:
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| New Hampshire |
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| Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sport |
| VASS offers low-cost sports and recreation programs for people with handicaps/disabilities. Winter programs include skiing and snowboarding. Summer programs include rock climbing, canoeing, sailing, kayaking, waterskiing, and rafting. |
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| West Virginia: Challenged Athletes West Virginia |
| The organization runs an adaptive skiing program at Snowshoe Mountain. |
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| White Mountain Adaptive Ski School |
| The White Mountain Adaptive Ski School is a non-profit organization dedicated to making snowsports accessible to all. We focus on individual ability, regardless of the physical or mental challenges they may face. |
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| Wintergreen Adaptive Skiing |
| Wintergreen Adaptive Skiing is a non-profit, 501(c)3 corporation whose mission is to teach the joys of alpine skiing to individuals with a disability. Set in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, WAS offers fun, exhilaration and the chance to enjoy the outdoors with family and friends |
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