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1 Public Access For all Abilities Access-ABILITY

2 Identifying Underserved Populations
People with Physical Disabilities People with Cognitive Disabilities People with Economic Disadvantages Aging Population Easily addressed by adding 55+ categories to existing programs

3 People with Physical Disabilities
It is estimated that 38,123 people with vision, hearing or ambulatory disability resided in Charleston County in 2011* People with Physical Disabilities * Extrapolated from 2010 US Census, does not Include institutionalized nor active duty military disabled individuals. It does include veterans.

4 People with Cognitive Disabilities
It is estimated that 13,736 people with a cognitive disability resided in Charleston County in 2011* People with Cognitive Disabilities * Extrapolated from 2010 US Census, does not Include institutionalized nor active duty military disabled individuals. It does include veterans.

5 People with Economic Disadvantages
It is estimated that 66,388 people lived below the poverty level in Charleston County in 2011* People with Economic Disadvantages People who have a disability are 68% more likely to be below the poverty level. * Extrapolated from 2010 US Census, does not Include institutionalized nor active duty military disabled individuals. It does include veterans.

6 2012-13 What we are doing now…. Adaptive Recreation & Sports
Special Needs Recreation & Sports Economically Disadvantaged Community Activities: Kayak, Canoe & SUP Rock Climbing Paralympic Sports: Archery Community Activities: Canoeing Rock Climbing Dances & Murder Mystery Event  Special Olympic Sports: Kayaking team Waterways Connection - Canoe Trips connecting youth to their environment (Modeling the ACA grant project).

7 Goals for Get Access-ABILITY Program Skeleton / structure onto CCPRC Website Information about the program b. Regularly scheduled events c. “Preliminary Booking and Information” button for custom programs (just like for the Challenge Course). 2) Become listed in all possible Disability Resource directories. 3) Advertise program (including news / press coverage) 4) Other Outreach to local organizations 5) Create an focus/advisory committee of residents who have a disability or parents of residents with a disability to provide feedback

8 2013-14 Vision Adaptive Recreation & Sports
Special Needs Recreation & Sports Economically Disadvantaged Community Activities: Paddlesports Rock Climbing Social events Host CAF Mobility Clinics Paralympic Sports: Archery Cycling Community Activities: Paddlesports Rock Climbing Social Events Host CAF Mobility Clinics  Special Olympic Sports: Kayaking team Archery Cycling Outdoor recreation opportunities for rural & inner city youth Environmental Education opportunities for rural & inner city youth Increased opportunities for scholarships Work to Play program

9 Goals for 2013-2014 Manage scholarship program for camps and programs
2) Work to Play program for those with demonstrated economic need 3) Apply to become a Paralympic Sports Club. 4) Purchase one or more all-terrain wheelchairs

10 2014-15 Vision Adaptive Recreation & Sports
Activities with * need an all terrain wheelchair Adaptive Recreation & Sports Specialized Recreation & Sports Economically Disadvantaged Community Activities: Kayak, Canoe & SUP Rock Climbing Beach* & Pier Fishing Fly Fishing Social events / camping Host CAF Mobility Clinics Natural /History Interpretation * Paralympic Sports: Athletics ( w/Love & John) Archery Cycling Bocce Community Activities: Canoeing Rock Climbing Beach* & Pier Fishing Dances / Social / camping Host CAF Mobility Clinics Natural /History Interpretation* Special Olympic Sports: Athletics (w/ Love & John) Cycling Kayaking Outdoor recreation opportunities for rural & inner city youth Environmental Education opportunities for rural & inner city youth Natural /History Interpretation* Increased opportunities for scholarships Work to Play program

11 2014-15 Vision Adaptive Recreation & Sports
Activities with * need an all terrain wheelchair Adaptive Recreation & Sports Specialized Recreation & Sports Economically Disadvantaged Community Activities: Kayak, Canoe & SUP Rock Climbing Beach* & Pier Fishing Fly Fishing Social events / camping Host CAF Mobility Clinics Natural /History Interpretation * Paralympic Sports: Athletics ( w/Love & John) Archery Cycling Bocce Community Activities: Canoeing Rock Climbing Beach* & Pier Fishing Dances / Social / camping Host CAF Mobility Clinics Natural /History Interpretation * Special Olympic Sports: Athletics (w/ Love & John) Cycling Kayaking Bocce Sailing Open Water Swimming Outdoor recreation opportunities for rural & inner city youth Environmental Education opportunities for rural & inner city youth Natural /History Interpretation* Beach and Pier Fishing Increased opportunities for scholarships Work to Play program

12 Happy Customers! “ A BIG Thank you to Joe and Andy for giving my son a new experience today! You guys were fantastic! I don't think anyone could have taught a one-handed kid with autism to Kayak any better than you guys did! He had a BALL!!"   Parent of participant in Adaptive Paddling Class Kylie and all her friends had a great time. We hope that more dances on the pier for our group will be happening. Dance Under the Stars Participant LOVE the fact you offered adaptive class!! Opened doors that may never been opened! Could not have asked for better instructors! Joe and Andy were the BEST!!!!! Adaptive Paddling


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