Keyword Details: Leisure Activities/Recreation
Programs that provide access to a variety of pursuits for people who want to make constructive and satisfying use of their free time. Included are programs that provide facilities, equipment, supplies, coaching and/or instruction that allow individuals to participate in or enjoy the recreational, artistic, cultural or volunteer activities of their choice.
Provides trips and outings to enhance independent living skills while traveling.
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Able Trek Tours provides fully escorted and chaperoned motor coach vacations for individuals who require assistance traveling. Offers pick up in East Troy and Milwaukee for many vacations.
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Provides adaptive equipment, including outdoor all-terrain wheelchairs, to individuals of all abilities. This equipment enables them to access and participate in outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and nature excursions. We serve Veterans, families, older adults, and people with temporary...
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The Wisconsin Park System has ten accessible cabins in various parks throughout the state. The cabins are available for use exclusively by people whose physical disability makes the use of traditional camping facilities difficult or unlikely.
Accessible cabins are available at the following parks ...
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Provides adaptive sport and recreational activities to meet the needs of participants of all ages with disabilities. Brings progressive outdoor adventures to individuals with physical disabilities and their families, regardless of location, equipment needs or economic status.
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Provides outdoor recreational opportunities for individuals with physical disabilities. Activities include, deer, pheasant and turkey hunting, archery, ATV rides, fishing and boating. Provides adaptive equipment grants, access website for application and consideration. For information on Adaptive S...
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Adventures in Lifelong Learning (ALL), is a program of the UW Parkside, Continuing Education and Community Engagement. It is an association of seniors from Southeastern Wisconsin, that is committed to reaching out to older learners and providing them with educational, creative, and social opportuni...
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Offers movies with captioning and listening devices for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. Descriptive video is available for individuals who are blind or low vision. Also available, companion seating to allow guests in wheelchairs to sit next to their movie-going companions in standard ...
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*Note: Golden Access and Golden Age Passports are no longer sold, however they will continue to be honored.
The National Parks and Federal Recreational Land Pass Series, provides admission to more than 2,000 federal recreation sites. Each pass covers entrance fees at national parks and national wi...
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KAFASI's AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program:
- AmeriCorps Senior Foster Grandparent program connects people age 55 and above with students in Kenosha, Racine, and Milwaukee schools. Foster Grandparent volunteers are role models, mentors and tutors for students who need extra help from a...
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BOLD's provides athletic and social activities for blind and visually impaired people such as: cross country and down hill skiing, tandem biking, canoeing/kayaking, fishing, hiking, plays, concerts and museum tours to mention a few. Membership is free and activity guide and transportation costs are ...
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A youth guidance organization dedicated to promoting health, social, educational, vocational, cultural, character, and leadership development. Offers recreational programs for all ages.
Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha offers an annual membership for adults who wish to use the facility. Membership ...
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Residential camping for children and adults with disabilities. Easter Seals in Wisconsin Dells offers six week-long summer sessions for campers with physical disabilities ages 7 to adult. It is designed for those who need some assistance (wheelchairs, personal care.) Day camp experiences are al...
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Sponsors outdoor events for sportsmen with disabilities. Events include fishing, hunting, sport shooting, and attending other sporting events such as baseball, hockey, etc. Provides information about special permits that may be needed. To promote hunting and fishing opportunities for the physically...
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Movie theater offers assistive listening capable abilities featuring closed captioning, descriptive narration and assistive device listening capability. This is noted behind featured movies on the online movie schedules.
Access website, click on "caption/description" for current movies with Closed C...
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