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1.3. Arizona

1. Ability 360

• Badminton, Baseball, Basketball/Wheelchair Basketball, Boccia; Curling, Cycling, Dance, Goalball, Golf, Hiking, Kayaking, Martial Arts, Paddle Boarding, Pickleball, Power Lifting, Rock Climbing, Running/Wheelchair Racing, Scuba, Soccer/ Power Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis/Wheelchair Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball/ Sit Volleyball, Wheelchair Rugby, Yoga

• Overview: Ability 360 provides exceptional adaptive sports, recreation, aquatic, and fitness programs that promote the independence, health, and overall well-being of people with disabilities and their family members. 

• Link: ability360sports.org/

• Contact Information:

• • Phone: 602 386-4566
• Location: 5031 East Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85034

2. Arizona Disabled Sports

• Air Rifle, Archery, Bocce, Bowling, Cheerleading, Cycling, Dragon Boat Racing, Floor Hockey, Golf, Kayaking, Power Soccer, Skiing, Tennis, Swimming, Track and Field, Wheelchair Basketball, Zumba 

• Overview: Arizona Disabled is a community that creates opportunities that empower individuals of all abilities through sports and recreation.

• Link: http://www.arizonadisabledsports.com

• Contact Information: 

• • Email: programs@arizonadisabledsports.com
  • Phone: 480- 835- 6273

• Location: 59 E. Broadway Road, Mesa, AZ 85210

3. North Arizona Adaptive Sports Association 

• Alpine/ Downhill Skiing, Snowboarding

• Overview: NAASA started this program because the director, Alex Davenport, wanted to allow everyone a chance to go down the slopes, regardless of their disability. This organization has highly trained staff as well as equipment anyone needs to get started.

• Link: NAZadaptivesports.com

• Contact Information:

• • Email: adaptive@snowbowl.ski
  • Phone: (928)- 266-2494

• Location: PO Box 1903 Flagstaff, AZ, 86001

4. Arizona Adaptive Water Sports

• Fishing, Kayaking, Wakeboarding, Water skiing

• Overview: Arizona Adaptive Watersports serves children ages 3 and up and adults with physical and cognitive challenges. In order to participate in sports, except fishing and boating, one needs to be 1-year post injury, unless cleared by your doctor. Family, friends, and caregivers are more than welcome to attend for the day with no additional charge.

• Link: azadaptivewatersports.org/

• Contact Information:

• • Phone: (602)- 228- 3660

• Location: 1000 S Meadow Ranch Lane, Dewey, AZ 86327

5. Southern Arizona Adaptive Sports 

• Hand Cycling, Tennis, Wheelchair Basketball

• Overview: Southern Arizona Adaptive Sports believes in adaptation and achieving. This organization is a nonprofit, volunteer driven adaptive sports organization that was formed in 2017, that connects and inspires people to get involved and get active.

• Link:  https://www.soazadaptivesports.org/

• Contact Information: 

• • Email: info@soazadaptivesports.org
  • Phone: 520- 370- 0588
  • Location: PO Box 43062, Tucson, AZ 85733 

6. Therapeutic Riding of Tucson 

• Link: TROT Website (trotarizona.org) 
  Phone: 520-749-2360 ext. 602  
  Contact: Margaux DeConcini
  Email: mdeconcini@trotarizona.org