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SPORTS - SPORTS ORG'S - COMMUNITY
ORGANISATIONS | "Back-Up is a registered charity founded in 1986 to facilitate sporting and recreational pursuits for spinally injured men and women." |
| No Limits is a sports club for disabled children, with excellent photos of archery, rock climbing, ten-pin bowling etc. |
| Relating to disabilities in general, focus on children/developmental disabilities. Ability first has various programs such as martial arts, basketball, accessible housing, camps etc. |
| Provides adaptive sports and recreation opportunities for disabled individuals of all ages throughout New England.We are dedicated to helping disabled people of all abilities realize their dreams of inclusion through adaptive skiing and other recreation opportunities. The website also has a chat room and a really good intro with pictures! |
| BORP offers year-round sports and recreation programs serving a wide variety of ages, interests, and abilities. Another reason to visit San Francisco! Lots of programs for all ages for people with various disabilities. |
| Lakeshore Foundation offers a wide range of fitness, recreation, athletic and education programs to children and adults who experience diagnostic conditions including spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, stroke, amputation, and visual impairment. The Foundation also serves persons who have been diagnosed with arthritis, diabetes, chronic pain, cardiac conditions, and many other related disorders. |
| Information on recreational and sporting activity delivered by Macarthur Disability Services, includes a Gym Buddies Program, Wheelchair Basketball, swimming program, sensory room and other leisure activites for people with a disability.
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| OXSRAD aims to offer sports, recreational and leisure activities that are accessible to all. We encourage integration in all of our activities which include Badminton, Archery, Indoor bowls, Pool, Table Tennis and Snooker. Our social and recreational activities cover a wide range of interests including keep fit, art and music and dance classes.
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| The SAS Mission Statement is to enhance and promote the well-being of physically challenged individuals by giving them the opportunity to participate and compete in athletic and recreational activities.
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| The Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Sports Program at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC). RIC's Wirtz Sports Program currently offers 18 different sports and recreational activities: men's, women's and junior wheelchair basketball, quad rugby, swimming, tennis, wheelchair softball, aerobics, strength and conditioning, track and roadracing, field events, powerlifting, skiing, sitting volleyball, fencing, golf and outdoor education programs. |
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