Developing An "All Of Us" Mentality Inclusion is a way of thinking that goes further than non-discrimination by taking a proactive approach to include all people in all programs and services. For parks and recreation departments, an inclusive approach involves actively promoting recreation and leisure programs to people with… This article is for Members only
Unconventional Recreation For An Underserved Population St. Petersburg's balloon-volleyball league gives supported-living residents accessible competition, exercise, teamwork, and social connection. 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
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 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
Ride The Wave Miami Beach’s surf camp gives children with autism a supported opportunity for therapy, confidence, social interaction, and fun in the ocean. This article is for Members only
To Fish Is To Hope Casting for Recovery combines fly-fishing, counseling, medical information, outdoor renewal, and peer support for breast-cancer survivors. This article is for Members only
