Dare To Be Different Offering varied and innovative sports gives children more ways to discover interests, build skills, and create lasting positive experiences. This article is for Members only
Raising Disability Awareness Hamburg’s recreation programs show how expert guidance, staff commitment, and community partnerships can advance meaningful inclusion. This article is for Members only
Late Bloomers Make Good Students Adaptable tissue-paper flower activities can support creativity, social connection, and independence in senior recreation programs. This article is for Members only
A Community Beat Ballet Folklorico classes connect Grand Prairie families with Mexican culture, community traditions, performance, and competition. This article is for Members only
Getting To Know Each Other A meet-and-greet between first responders and people with disabilities builds understanding, trust, and more informed emergency interactions. This article is for Members only
Expanding Adapted Programs Fairfax County expanded adaptive recreation through partnerships that opened kayaking and outdoor experiences to people with disabilities. This article is for Members only
Therapeutic Recreation Programming Age-appropriate therapeutic recreation gives people with special needs structured, enjoyable opportunities through adaptation and prepared staff. This article is for Members only
Where’s The Bully? Staff can curb concealed bullying by recognizing relational aggression and building groups in which every participant contributes to shared goals. This article is for Members only
Where There’s A Will Adapted aquatic programs can expand inclusion and revenue when facilities research community needs, partnerships, staffing, and safety. This article is for Members only
