Focus On Ability, Not Age The Flying Fish Swim Team groups special-needs children by ability, building confidence, safety, fitness, and friendships at an individual pace. This article is for Members only
Splashy Fun For Everyone Morgan’s Inspiration Island creates an ultra-accessible splash-park experience where guests of all abilities can play together. This article is for Members only
The Trouble With Labels Youth professionals should use necessary labels carefully while seeing each child’s individual strengths, needs, fears, interests, and potential. This article is for Members only
Sensibly Staffing Adapted Programs Adapted recreation programs thrive when agencies recruit patient staff, provide strong training and supervision, and build a supportive culture that reduces turnover. This article is for Members only
Simple Solutions Make A Big Impact A family's needs inspired Centennial Beach to introduce simple sensory-friendly accommodations that opened the facility to more visitors. This article is for Members only
The Art Of Adaptability Simple adaptations can make outings, games, arts, fitness, and social programs inclusive and rewarding for people with special needs. This article is for Members only
Reeling With Memorable Moments Special Kids Fishing Derbies bring families, volunteers, and park staff together to create inclusive outdoor experiences and lasting memories. 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
Willing And Able Round Rock’s Play for All Abilities Park grew from community fundraising, inclusive planning, partnerships, and hundreds of volunteers. This article is for Members only
