08/17/2026
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⭐️Get outside, stay hydrated & HAVE FUN!
We are ACCEPTING and eager to meet new families for the month of September 2026
Walking and Nature 🍃
⭐️ nature paths: Use local parks with flat, smooth, and wheelchair-accessible trails.
⭐️Scavenger hunts: Add a fun visual goal or checklist to a slow-paced walk to keep things engaging.
⭐️Rhythmic marching: Move to music played on portable speakers to build coordination.
Adaptive Sports and Cycling Outside 🚴♀️
⭐️Bicycles: A great way to get cardio and get the body moving
⭐️🚴🏿♀️Cycles and trikes: Use three-wheeled or hand-powered cycles designed for balance support. Even Neil M using the wagon or wheelchair with his client around Busch Gardens
⭐️Bocce ball or co****le: Play these low-impact lawn games to build upper-body movement and focus.
Gardening and Sensory Movement🍃
In ground or raised flower beds: Stand or sit comfortably while digging, planting, and watering
⭐️Yard maintenance: Raking leaves or sweeping patio floors builds functional strength.
⭐️Stretching on the grass: Do simple yoga poses or balance exercises on a soft outdoor mat.
Water and Pool Activities🏊♀️🩱
Ramp/Stair entry pools with hand rails
🩱Veterans Park Pool
🩱New Port Richey Aquatic Center
🩱Community Pools (Where clients live)
Ramp entry pools or Pools with easy-to-Use hand rails with zero-depth entry or lifts, low-stress movement. No above ground pools.
⭐️Water walking: March in shallow water to use natural resistance without joint strain. Make it fun, start with low resistance then move on to have clients walk with keeping their knees high, holding onto the side or using a pool float or pool noodle
⭐️Float on back - Using their core strength
Team and Group Sport ⚽️🎳🏒⛳️
⭐️Rec Center sports: Wesley Chapel District Park on Tuesdays at 4:00pm GIA FFF. Join community programs for adapted soccer, basketball, or t-ball.
⭐️Wheelchair basketball: Fast-paced game that builds upper-body strength and agility.
⭐️Sitting volleyball: Great for hand-eye coordination and team play without needing standing mobility.
⭐️Unified sports: Programs that mix athletes with and without disabilities on the same team. (See video, Gordon - a caregiver, along with local friends and APD disabled consumers on the ibudget waiver work together.) They choose games such as soccer, volleyball, football at local events.
⭐️Special Olympics: programs in the central Florida area geared towards our adults with disabilities on the same team. Building character, strength, agility, and coordination and learning how to work together with a team.