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Join Active Project Live, a Biweekly
Recreation Discussion Group
Join us for Active Project Live, a vibrant and inclusive discussion group on Zoom every other Tuesday at 5:30 pm EST starting April 2 focused on adaptive sports and recreational activities.
Hosted by the Kelly Brush Foundation in collaboration with United Spinal Association, this group provides a platform for adaptive sports enthusiasts to engage in lively discussions about various recreational activities. Plus, hear from experts during Q&As, presentations, and storytelling.
There is less than a month to apply for the Kelly Brush Foundation's Spring Active Fund. Apply before April 17 at 5 pm ET to get help funding your dream adaptive sports equipment.
Anyone living in the US with paralysis from a traumatic spinal cord injury can qualify. The KBF has been giving grants for over a decade now and has provided over 1,671 pieces of equipment to people with SCIs in 50 states.
Accessible Adventures Extravaganza on the Erie Canal!
When: June 15-16
Where: Erie Canal Boat Company (ECBC), 7 Liftbridge Lane W, Fairport, NY
Enjoy a two-day Accessible Adventures Extravaganza for individuals and families living with disabilities to explore opportunities for recreation, sports, and tourism along the Erie Canalway. This festive event on the paths and in the waters of the historic Erie Canalway at Erie Canal Boat Company (ECBC), invites attendees to try out adaptive kayaking and cycling equipment that is available throughout the canal season.
When: May – October, Thursday mornings by appointment (email for other dates/times) Where: 25 Jones Ferry Rd. Holyoke, MA
Learn to row with Holyoke Rows! All abilities are welcome. Holyoke Rows offers the only adaptive rowing program for people with disabilities, west of the Boston area. This Universal Access program is run in conjunction with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) and is available to individuals with disabilities and their families.
Where: 1233 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Philadelphia, PA
Chester County Cycling
When: April - October, Sunday 1 pm - 3 pm
Where: Exton Park, 140 Church Farm Lane, Exton, PA
Go cycling with Pennslyvania Center for Adapted Sports in Philadelphia or Exton! They have a fleet of hand-cycles and tandem bikes of all types and configurations, adapted to meet almost any rider's need. Volunteers are available to ensure everyone gets out for a ride, whether you are a long-time participant, or new to the program.
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