Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Stern Grove Concert in the Park with Rickie Lee Jo
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Outdoor concert in Stern Grove in San Francisco. An all day event.
Cost: $10
Deadline to register: July 1st.
The Adventures & Outings Program provides disabled children, adults, and families with access to the many wonderful outdoor and urban attractions that the Bay Area has to offer, in a supportive and integrated environment.
Contact Information
Lori Gray
Call Lori after 10:00 am
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 843-4398
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Water Skiing
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Locust Lakes (Formerly Stillwater Ranch Lakes),
Sacramento area
$75 for non-DSUSA members for 30 minute lesson/$40 for DSUSA members
Skim across a private lake on a hot summer day. Beginner and advanced skiers enjoy one-on-one instruction from experienced adaptive water- ski instructors and trained volunteers. Average participant time at the lake is 1-2 hours.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Kayak Trip for Children
United Cerebral Palsy of the North Bay
Outdoor adventure activity in partnership with Environmental Traveling Companions (ETC). This activity is accessible to ambulatory and non-ambulatory children with developmental disabilities.
Contact Information
Ron Hamilton
rhamilton@ucpnb.g
www.ucpnb.org
Information Phone: (707) 766-9990 Ext 103
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
4 Wheel Drive Adventures
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Experienced drivers help you explore the beautiful Sierra backcountry along rugged 4WD terrain. Picnic lunch provided for day trips. Average trip time is 6 hours. All meals provided for this 3 day, 2 night trip on the famous Rubicon trail.
$160 per person / $350 for non-DSUSA members
August 6, 7 & 8 - Rubicon Overnight Trip
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
White Water Rafting
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
South Fork American River
$90 per person for half-day, 4-5 hours with lunch. Class III trip, The Gorge or
Chili Bar runs - Ages 14 yrs and older.
$55 per person for half-day, 2.5 hours, no lunch. Class II trip, Marshall Gold
to Greenwood Creek. Ages 8 yrs and older.
East Fork Carson River
$90 per person for half day trip, 3-4 hours with lunch. Ages 14 and up.
$135 per person for 2-day trip with camping. Ages 14 and up.
Dates: Weekends throughout July and August.
Alternative dates, including midweek, available by request.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
"49 Special" Bluegrass band at Freight and Salvage
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
The Freight and Salvage is located at 2020 Addison Street in Berkeley.
The Adventures & Outings Program provides disabled children, adults, and families with access to the many wonderful outdoor and urban attractions that the Bay Area has to offer, in a supportive and integrated environment.
Contact Information
Lori Gray
Call Lori after 10:00 am
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 843-4398
Accessible Hike
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Location: TBA
Cost: $15
The Adventures & Outings Program provides disabled children, adults, and families with access to the many wonderful outdoor and urban attractions that the Bay Area has to offer, in a supportive and integrated environment.
Contact Information
Lori Gray
Call Lori after 10:00 am
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 843-4398
White Water Rafting
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
South Fork American River
$90 per person for half-day, 4-5 hours with lunch. Class III trip, The Gorge or
Chili Bar runs - Ages 14 yrs and older.
$55 per person for half-day, 2.5 hours, no lunch. Class II trip, Marshall Gold
to Greenwood Creek. Ages 8 yrs and older.
East Fork Carson River
$90 per person for half day trip, 3-4 hours with lunch. Ages 14 and up.
$135 per person for 2-day trip with camping. Ages 14 and up.
Dates: Weekends throughout July and August.
Alternative dates, including midweek, available by request.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Niles Canyon Railway
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Steam locomotives pulled trains through Niles Canyon for 80 years before diesels took over in the 1950s. Pacific Locomotive Association’s Niles Canyon Railway provides historic train rides to the public year-round from the 1880s depot in Sunol and from Nile Station in Fremont. Wheelchair access. An all day event.
Cost: $15
Deadline: reserve your spot by July 25
The Adventures & Outings Program provides disabled children, adults, and families with access to the many wonderful outdoor and urban attractions that the Bay Area has to offer, in a supportive and integrated environment.
Contact Information
Lori Gray
Call Lori after 10:00 am
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 843-4398
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Sierra Summer Sports
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Sierra Summer Sports at Donner Lake
Boating, jet skiing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, and tubing.
Disabled Sports staff introduce each participant to the beginning skills of these water sports and accompany them on the water on August 13, 14, and 15.
$80 per person, per day / $150 for non-DSUSA members for full day of activities
& lunch.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Livingston Taylor at the Freight and Salvage
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
The Freight and Salvage is located at 2020 Addison Street in Berkeley.
Cost: $22.50
Early deadline July 15
Livingston is the younger brother of James Taylor.
The Adventures & Outings Program provides disabled children, adults, and families with access to the many wonderful outdoor and urban attractions that the Bay Area has to offer, in a supportive and integrated environment.
Contact Information
Lori Gray
Call Lori after 10:00 am
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 843-4398
White Water Rafting
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
South Fork American River
$90 per person for half-day, 4-5 hours with lunch. Class III trip, The Gorge or
Chili Bar runs - Ages 14 yrs and older.
$55 per person for half-day, 2.5 hours, no lunch. Class II trip, Marshall Gold
to Greenwood Creek. Ages 8 yrs and older.
East Fork Carson River
$90 per person for half day trip, 3-4 hours with lunch. Ages 14 and up.
$135 per person for 2-day trip with camping. Ages 14 and up.
Dates: Weekends throughout July and August.
Alternative dates, including midweek, available by request.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Sierra Summer Sports
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Sierra Summer Sports at Donner Lake
Boating, jet skiing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, and tubing.
Disabled Sports staff introduce each participant to the beginning skills of these water sports and accompany them on the water on August 13, 14, and 15.
$80 per person, per day / $150 for non-DSUSA members for full day of activities
& lunch.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Annual Tomato Festival
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Join us for this popular outing which includes a showing of the classic B- Movie, “Attack of the Killer Tomato,” live music, and of course, all things tomato! The festival has been featured on the Travel Channel’s “Taste of America.” This is an all day event.
Cost: $10
Deadline: July 15
The Adventures & Outings Program provides disabled children, adults, and families with access to the many wonderful outdoor and urban attractions that the Bay Area has to offer, in a supportive and integrated environment.
Contact Information
Lori Gray
Call Lori after 10:00 am
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 843-4398
White Water Rafting
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
South Fork American River
$90 per person for half-day, 4-5 hours with lunch. Class III trip, The Gorge or
Chili Bar runs - Ages 14 yrs and older.
$55 per person for half-day, 2.5 hours, no lunch. Class II trip, Marshall Gold
to Greenwood Creek. Ages 8 yrs and older.
East Fork Carson River
$90 per person for half day trip, 3-4 hours with lunch. Ages 14 and up.
$135 per person for 2-day trip with camping. Ages 14 and up.
Dates: Weekends throughout July and August.
Alternative dates, including midweek, available by request.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Sierra Summer Sports
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Sierra Summer Sports at Donner Lake
Boating, jet skiing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, and tubing.
Disabled Sports staff introduce each participant to the beginning skills of these water sports and accompany them on the water on August 13, 14, and 15.
$80 per person, per day / $150 for non-DSUSA members for full day of activities
& lunch.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Kayak Trip for Adults
United Cerebral Palsy of the North Bay
Outdoor adventure activity in partnership with Environmental Traveling Companions (ETC). This activity is accessible to ambulatory and non-ambulatory adults with developmental disabilities.
Contact Information
Ron Hamilton
rhamilton@ucpnb.g
www.ucpnb.org
Information Phone: (707) 766-9990 Ext 103
Water Skiing
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Locust Lakes (Formerly Stillwater Ranch Lakes),
Sacramento area
$75 for non-DSUSA members for 30 minute lesson/$40 for DSUSA members
Skim across a private lake on a hot summer day. Beginner and advanced skiers enjoy one-on-one instruction from experienced adaptive water- ski instructors and trained volunteers. Average participant time at the lake is 1-2 hours.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Water Skiing
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Pleasant Oak Lake, Sacramento area
$75 for non-DSUSA members for 30 minute lesson/$40 for DSUSA members
Skim across a private lake on a hot summer day. Beginner and advanced skiers enjoy one-on-one instruction from experienced adaptive water- ski instructors and trained volunteers. Average participant time at the lake is 1-2 hours.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Water Skiing
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Pleasant Oak Lake, Sacramento area
$75 for non-DSUSA members for 30 minute lesson/$40 for DSUSA members
Skim across a private lake on a hot summer day. Beginner and advanced skiers enjoy one-on-one instruction from experienced adaptive water- ski instructors and trained volunteers. Average participant time at the lake is 1-2 hours.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
White Water Rafting
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
South Fork American River
$90 per person for half-day, 4-5 hours with lunch. Class III trip, The Gorge or
Chili Bar runs - Ages 14 yrs and older.
$55 per person for half-day, 2.5 hours, no lunch. Class II trip, Marshall Gold
to Greenwood Creek. Ages 8 yrs and older.
East Fork Carson River
$90 per person for half day trip, 3-4 hours with lunch. Ages 14 and up.
$135 per person for 2-day trip with camping. Ages 14 and up.
Dates: Weekends throughout July and August.
Alternative dates, including midweek, available by request.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Sunday Streets Hike
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Sunday Streets is a city-wide event that takes place in different neighborhoods on Sundays throughout the Spring and Summer and shuts down city streets to traffic so that residents can take over for a day with all sorts of healthy and family friendly activities. On the 22nd, join Lori for a hike on "The Great Highway." This is an all day event.
Cost: $10
Deadline to register: August 1
The Adventures & Outings Program provides disabled children, adults, and families with access to the many wonderful outdoor and urban attractions that the Bay Area has to offer, in a supportive and integrated environment.
Contact Information
Lori Gray
Call Lori after 10:00 am
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 843-4398
White Water Rafting
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
South Fork American River
$90 per person for half-day, 4-5 hours with lunch. Class III trip, The Gorge or
Chili Bar runs - Ages 14 yrs and older.
$55 per person for half-day, 2.5 hours, no lunch. Class II trip, Marshall Gold
to Greenwood Creek. Ages 8 yrs and older.
East Fork Carson River
$90 per person for half day trip, 3-4 hours with lunch. Ages 14 and up.
$135 per person for 2-day trip with camping. Ages 14 and up.
Dates: Weekends throughout July and August.
Alternative dates, including midweek, available by request.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather) ,
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before BaySt). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy.
Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Camping at Briones Regional Park
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
This two-day camping trip will take place on Saturday, August 28th and Sunday, August 29th. This event is a collaboration of BORP and Access Adventure. It includes wheelchair accessible carriage rides.
Cost: $10
Deadline to register: August 1
The Adventures & Outings Program provides disabled children, adults, and families with access to the many wonderful outdoor and urban attractions that the Bay Area has to offer, in a supportive and integrated environment.
Contact Information
Lori Gray
Call Lori after 10:00 am
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 843-4398
White Water Rafting
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
South Fork American River
$90 per person for half-day, 4-5 hours with lunch. Class III trip, The Gorge or
Chili Bar runs - Ages 14 yrs and older.
$55 per person for half-day, 2.5 hours, no lunch. Class II trip, Marshall Gold
to Greenwood Creek. Ages 8 yrs and older.
East Fork Carson River
$90 per person for half day trip, 3-4 hours with lunch. Ages 14 and up.
$135 per person for 2-day trip with camping. Ages 14 and up.
Dates: Weekends throughout July and August.
Alternative dates, including midweek, available by request.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
White Water Rafting
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
South Fork American River
$90 per person for half-day, 4-5 hours with lunch. Class III trip, The Gorge or
Chili Bar runs - Ages 14 yrs and older.
$55 per person for half-day, 2.5 hours, no lunch. Class II trip, Marshall Gold
to Greenwood Creek. Ages 8 yrs and older.
East Fork Carson River
$90 per person for half day trip, 3-4 hours with lunch. Ages 14 and up.
$135 per person for 2-day trip with camping. Ages 14 and up.
Dates: Weekends throughout July and August.
Alternative dates, including midweek, available by request.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather) ,
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before BaySt). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy.
Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Water Skiing
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Locust Lakes (Formerly Stillwater Ranch Lakes),
Sacramento area
$75 for non-DSUSA members for 30 minute lesson/$40 for DSUSA members
Skim across a private lake on a hot summer day. Beginner and advanced skiers enjoy one-on-one instruction from experienced adaptive water- ski instructors and trained volunteers. Average participant time at the lake is 1-2 hours.
All Summer Programs are open to family and friends.
Disabled Sports USA provides affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities for by individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments and cognitive and developmental disabilities. They encourage the whole family to participate in many of their programs and activities.
Contact Information
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: reservations@disabledsports.net
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Cycling - Bike House Open
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
80 Bolivar Drive in Aquatic Park, Berkeley
The Adaptive Cycling Program is an integrated program serving children, youth, adults and families. Non-disabled and disabled participants with mobility challenges and visual impairments of all ability levels can stop by the cycling center to use BORP's large fleet of adaptive cycles to participate in group rides, or ride on their own. Bikes include tandems, hand cycles, recumbents, standard bikes and three-wheelers.
Youth riders must contact BORP in advance of riding. Please email cycling@borp.org or call the Cycling Program at (510) 849-4663. You can reach the Bike House at (510) 848-2930.
Contact Information
Greg Milano
cycling@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 306
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather) ,
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before BaySt). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy.
Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Golf
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
$65 members, $120 non-members. Golf clinics taught by PGA and LPGA professionals. Beginners and advanced. Thursdays, September 9 thru September 30. Concord Diablo Creek Golf Course.
Contact Information
see website
reservations@disabledsports.net
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: www.dsusafw.org
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather) ,
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before BaySt). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy.
Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Golf
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
$65 members, $120 non-members. Golf clinics taught by PGA and LPGA professionals. Beginners and advanced. Thursdays, September 9 thru September 30. Concord Diablo Creek Golf Course.
Contact Information
see website
reservations@disabledsports.net
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: www.dsusafw.org
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Cycling in Reno
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
Enjoy a 4 hr. cycle ride on trails suitable for beginners and advanced in the Reno, Nevada area. $10 members plus $10 bike rental, $20 non-members plus $20 bike rental.
Contact Information
April Wolfe
wolfa@cityofreno.com
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (775) 333-7765
Ranch Day
Access-Adventure
Free Carriage Rides; Blacksmithing Demonstration; 4-H Draft Horse Project (reservations required); Rush Ranch; 10 a.m. - noon.
Contact Information
Michael Muir, Director
info@access-adventure.org
access-adventure.org
Information Phone: (707) 432-0152
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Draft Horse Classic
Access-Adventure
Grass Valley.
Contact Information
Michael Muir, Director
info@access-adventure.org
access-adventure.org
Information Phone: (707) 432-0152
Golf
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
$65 members, $120 non-members. Golf clinics taught by PGA and LPGA professionals. Beginners and advanced. Thursdays, September 9 thru September 30. Concord Diablo Creek Golf Course.
Contact Information
see website
reservations@disabledsports.net
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: www.dsusafw.org
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Heritage Feast
Access-Adventure
At Rush Ranch.
Contact Information
Michael Muir, Director
info@access-adventure.org
access-adventure.org
Information Phone: (707) 432-0152
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Saturday is dinghy sailing and Sunday is Keelboat sailing beginning at noon. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Quad Rugby
Location: San Francisco Embarcadero YMCA, 169 Steuart St, San Francisco
Learn to play quad rugby at this co-ed weekly scrimmage.No experience playing quad rugby is necessary. Rugby wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
Nils Jorgensen
sanfran.quadrugby@gmail.com
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS)
Location: Meet at Pier 40, on the Embarcadero in San Francisco (next to AT&T Ballpark) at the "Java House" cafe every Saturday and Sunday, year-round.
Experience sailing with brisk wind and waves washing against the hull. BAADS makes all aspects of sailing on San Francisco Bay accessible for people with disabilities by teaching sailing, cruising, and racing. Sunday is Keelboat sailing and Saturday is dinghy sailing. Call for reservations and information.
Contact Information
info@baads.org
www.baads.org
Information Phone: (415) 281-0212
Our Shared Garden
Shared Adventures
Trescony Community Garden, on Trescony Street, Santa Cruz
Every Sunday (Depending on weather)
Cost: Free
Our Shared Garden is located on Trescony Ave off of Mission Street on the Westside of Santa Cruz Driving north on Mission Street, take a RIGHT onto Trescony Ave (Trescony is 2 blocks after Laurel Ave and 1 block before Bay St). Drive to the end of the street and the garden will be right in front of you.
Whether you are new to gardening or have experience, join us at Trescony Park Community Gardens for an afternoon of gardening in 7 raised garden beds (200+ sq ft). Enjoy afternoons in the fresh air sowing seeds, watering, weeding, pruning, harvesting and enjoying. This ongoing project is for all ages to enjoy. Wear comfortable clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty, and make sure to bring a sun hat.
Garden Director, Allison O'Sullivan can be contacted at: oursharedgarden@gmail.com
Contact Information
Foster Anderson
foster@sharedadventures.org
www.sharedadventures.org
Information Phone: (831) 459-7210
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Golf
Disabled Sports USA - Far West
$65 members, $120 non-members. Golf clinics taught by PGA and LPGA professionals. Beginners and advanced. Thursdays, September 9 thru September 30. Concord Diablo Creek Golf Course.
Contact Information
see website
reservations@disabledsports.net
www.dsusafw.org
Information Phone: (530) 581-4161
Registration Website: www.dsusafw.org
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Ranch Day
Access-Adventure
Free Carriage Rides; Blacksmithing Demonstration; 4-H Draft Horse Project (reservations required); at Rush Ranch; 10 a.m. - noon.
Contact Information
Michael Muir, Director
info@access-adventure.org
access-adventure.org
Information Phone: (707) 432-0152
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Bunking on the Beach
Access-Adventure
Reservations required. At Point Reyes National Seashore Coastal Trail and Camp.
Contact Information
Michael Muir, Director
info@access-adventure.org
access-adventure.org
Information Phone: (707) 432-0152
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Goalball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave, Berkeley
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus
Goalball is a competitive court sport for people with low vision and people who are blind.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Recreational Basketball
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
Berkeley Adult School Boys Gym
1222 University Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Gym faces parking lot near corner of Addison & Browning, on south side of campus.
Adult basketball is an integrated co-ed activity that meets weekly in Berkeley. Participants come from all over the Bay Area. No experience playing wheelchair basketball is necessary. Basketball wheelchairs provided if needed.
Contact Information
jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Power Soccer
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program
James Kenney Recreation Center
1720 8th St, Berkeley, CA
Directions: James Kenney Park is on 8th Street, between Virginia & Delaware Streets, in North Berkeley
(just off the University Ave exit).
Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for people of all ages and genders who use a power wheelchair. Power Soccer combines the skill of the person with the speed and power of the chair, to create a fun, competitive, and accessible opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world, soccer.
Contact Information
Jonathan Newman
jonathan@borp.org
www.borp.org
Information Phone: (510) 849-4663 Ext 304
Ranch Day
Access-Adventure
Free Carriage Rides; Blacksmithing Demonstration; 4-H Draft Horse Project (reservations required); at Rush Ranch 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Contact Information
Michael Muir, Director
info@access-adventure.org
access-adventure.org
Information Phone: (707) 432-0152
Ranch Day
Access-Adventure
Free Carriage Rides; Blacksmithing Demonstration; 4-H Draft Horse Project (reservations required); at Rush Ranch 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Contact Information
Michael Muir, Director
info@access-adventure.org
access-adventure.org
Information Phone: (707) 432-0152
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