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Wheelchair Sports, Recreation, and Accessible Travel

The United Spinal Association provides a list of resources related to accessible travel, adaptive recreation and hobbies, adaptive sports, programs for kids with disabilities, arts for wheelchair users, and camps for special needs populations. The list allows a user to search programs by category or state.

http://web.archive.org/web/20181119192434/http://www.usatechguide.org/articledisplay.php?artid=22

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Posted by: egauger17 on Tue Nov 24, 2020 at 11:26 a.m.

I think this website had the potential to be very useful, however when I copy and paste the link into a new tab, it comes up as a internet archive capture, which leads me to believe the URL is not the most up to date. After a quick google search I found https://www.spinalcord.org/ and https://askus-resource-center.unitedspinal.org/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=249 which appear to be the more recent versions of this source. It is unfortunate that they don't seem to have all the resources/products/services a state offered in one place and that it takes a little digging to find everything available in your state.

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