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Each of the centers below provides an array of health, fitness, and sports programs for people with physical disabilities. Contact each center directly for detailed information.
Adaptive Sports and Fitness Center at Shirley Ryan Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵÍøÕ¾
Located in the heart of downtown Chicago, the Adaptive Sports and Fitness Program provides a place for people of all levels of ability to reach their fullest potential through clinical care, as well as fitness and recreational sports.
Phone: 312.238.5001
Chicago Park District has 66 new/improved fitness centers, of which 22 have ADA accessible equipment.
Phone: 312.742.7529
The Chicago Park District manages 50 outdoor pools, 27 indoor pools and works with Chicago Public Schools to operate school pools for community use in areas without a park pool.
Phone: 312.742.PLAY (7529)
The City of Chicago offers a Fitness Plus Community Exercise program in 30 neighborhood locations.
Phone:312.743.0300
Chicago Park District facility that provides accessible indoor pool offering both a pool lift and ADA compliant stairs.
Phone: 312.859.1773
This program offers free, evidence-based yoga and mindfulness practices designed specifically for people affected by traumatic brain injury (TBI), including survivors and caregivers. It promotes healing, resilience, and community connection through accessible online and in-person.
No phone number listed
Servicing the Western Chicagoland area, Special Strong offers personalized programs, participants receive tailored exercises suited to their unique abilities.
Phone: 708.775.3641
Provides an overview of Turnstone¡¯s accessible facilities, including its health and wellness center, therapy gym, fitness center, and sports complex. These spaces are designed to support individuals with disabilities through inclusive programs and adaptive equipment.
Phone: 260.483.2100
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Listing: Grants for Adaptive Sports Equipment
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