Assistive Technology – Recreation
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[resource] => Extreme Motus: The Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair is a manual, off-road wheelchair.
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[resource] => All Access Life: The goal of All Access life is to build a community interested in inclusion, accessibility, staying up-to-date with new adaptive products, breaking stigmas and all around having a good time.
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[resource] => Move United: Move United provides adaptive sports opportunities to more than 120,000 youth and adults with disabilities each year to develop independence, confidence, and fitness through participation in adaptive sports.
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[resource] => National Ability Center: World-class outdoor recreation and sports for the #AdaptiveNation since 1985.
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Below are links to YouTube channels that feature the use of adaptive leisure, recreation, and sports equipment
DRC-NH does not endorse any of the YouTube channels or products listed below. These links are provided solely for informational purposes.
Extreme Motus: The Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair is a manual, off-road wheelchair.
All Access Life: The goal of All Access life is to build a community interested in inclusion, accessibility, staying up-to-date with new adaptive products, breaking stigmas and all around having a good time.
Move United: Move United provides adaptive sports opportunities to more than 120,000 youth and adults with disabilities each year to develop independence, confidence, and fitness through participation in adaptive sports.
National Ability Center: World-class outdoor recreation and sports for the #AdaptiveNation since 1985.
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[resource] => Northeast Passage: A non-profit program of the University of New Hampshire that offers a wide variety of services including recreational therapy, recreational and competitive sports programs, equipment consultations, as well as access to trial and rental devices.
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[resource] => Granite State Adaptive: An adaptive sports program that offers opportunities for individuals with various disabilities to participate in activities including adaptive cycling, adaptive snow sports, and equine assisted activities.
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[resource] => New England Healing Sports Association: An adaptive recreation and sports program that offers opportunities for individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities to participate in a variety of activities including kayaking, paddleboarding, skiing, and hiking.
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[resource] => Surfing with Smiles: Surfing With Smiles gives those with intellectual, physical, sensory, and mental disabilities the chance to learn to surf for free during three annual events all based out of Hampton Beach.
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[resource] => New Hampshire Dance Institute: NHDI’s vision is to provide accessible and unique arts in education programming to all school children.
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[resource] => America the Beautiful Parks Pass: a free, lifetime pass to National Parks for people with disabilities
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[resource] => AthletesRoll: Athletes Roll spreads awareness for adaptive sports and has compiled a directory of adaptive sports offerings throughout New England.
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[resource] => Camp Sno-Mo: Overnight summer camp for people with disabilities sponsored by the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association.
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Organizations throughout New Hampshire that focus on assistive recreation:
DRC-NH does not endorse any of the providers listed below. This information is provided solely for informational purposes.
Northeast Passage: A non-profit program of the University of New Hampshire that offers a wide variety of services including recreational therapy, recreational and competitive sports programs, equipment consultations, as well as access to trial and rental devices.
Granite State Adaptive: An adaptive sports program that offers opportunities for individuals with various disabilities to participate in activities including adaptive cycling, adaptive snow sports, and equine assisted activities.
New England Healing Sports Association: An adaptive recreation and sports program that offers opportunities for individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities to participate in a variety of activities including kayaking, paddleboarding, skiing, and hiking.
Surfing with Smiles: Surfing With Smiles gives those with intellectual, physical, sensory, and mental disabilities the chance to learn to surf for free during three annual events all based out of Hampton Beach.
New Hampshire Dance Institute: NHDI’s vision is to provide accessible and unique arts in education programming to all school children.
America the Beautiful Parks Pass: a free, lifetime pass to National Parks for people with disabilities
AthletesRoll: Athletes Roll spreads awareness for adaptive sports and has compiled a directory of adaptive sports offerings throughout New England.
Camp Sno-Mo: Overnight summer camp for people with disabilities sponsored by the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association.
