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ADAPTIVE SPORTS

New York City, the "Sports Capital of the World," has experienced unprecedented growth in the development of athletic leagues, facilities, and programs created specifically for New Yorkers with disabilities.

If you would like your organization to be posted on this site, or if you have any input that you think may be helpful in the further development of this site, please E-mail the New York City Sports Commission.

Participating in sports promotes good health, teamwork, friendship, and fun. The New York City Sports Commission is proud to support the following organizations that provide adaptive sports programming for athletes with all types of disabilities.

Click the links below to find information on each organization.


The Achilles Track Club

The Special Olympics

The National Institute for People with Disabilities

The Eastern Paralyzed Veteran Association

ALS Ride For Life

The National Jewish Council for the Disabled

Adaptive Skiing

The National Sports Council for the Disabled

The US Cerebral Palsy Athletic Association

Center for Independence of the Disabled in NY

Therapeutic Riding Center

The Rollin' Knicks

The National Wheelchair Basketball Association

Disabled Sports USA

The US Association for Blind Athletes

Cancer Support Services

The Adaptive Sports Foundation

The National Down Syndrome Society

USA Water Ski

USTA Wheelchair Tennis

We Media Sports

The Dwarf Athletic Association of America

VISIONS

American Athletes with Disabilities

The US Electric Wheelchair Hockey Association

HERO


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