Looking for something new? Not sure where to start? Here you will find options from the Calgary Adapted Hub partners that allow participants and families to discover new sports or activities that they may not have previously had access to proper equipment or knowledge of.
Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association: Boccia
Programming Season: Spring 2024
Program Description:
Boccia is a strategic precision Paralympic sport that involves throwing, kicking, or using a ramp with the help of an assistant to propel a soft leather ball towards a target. The possibility to use assistive equipment such as ramps and head pointers allows individuals with a wide range of disabilities to play.
Ages: Youth and Adult
Program Dates: May 26 – June 21, 2024 (1:30-2:30 PM)
Location: Mount Royal University (825 Mt Royal Gate SW)
Vivo for Healthier Generations – Vivo Preschool-Little Kids, Active Learners
Programming Season: Spring 2024
Program Description:
Vivo’s active preschool provides a safe and nurturing environment 3 days a week (MWF-AM or PM), 2 days a week (TTH-AM or PM) where children (3-4, 4-5, 3-5 years old) participate in art, music, physical activity, dramatic play, early literacy, sensory play and more! Throughout the year, from September-June, we will host special events, engage in outdoor activities, and offer intentional experiences that support the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of each child. Throughout the year you will see your child reach social, physical, and academic milestones through play facilitated by educators who are passionate about child development!
Note: Vivo partners with an agency to support families and the classroom with children who have higher needs.
Ages: 3 – 5 Years
Program Dates: September to June, MWF or/and TTH
Location: 11950 Country Village Link NE
Cost: $314 – 3 days per week, $204 – 2 days per week
For More Information: guestservices@vivo.ca
Follow Vivo for Healthier Generations on social media: @vivoyourlife
University of Calgary – Adaptive Physical Activity for Kids
Programming Season: Spring 2024
Program Description:
At the Adaptive Physical Activity for Kids program, youth will be guided through various activities and experiences that are personalized for them over a series of classes. Participants will be able to develop fundamental movement skills and may choose to participate in learning sport-specific skills relating to soccer, hockey, basketball, volleyball, ultimate frisbee, and dodgeball. All abilities are welcome, and all skills will be adapted and modified as needed by our volunteers, who will be partnered with a participant for the term. This class aims to introduce your child to physical activity at whatever level of adaptation (physical or cognitive) is required. The APAK program offers children 6-16 with disabilities the opportunity to gain independence and health benefits in an encouraging and understanding environment. Each child will work one one-on-one with a volunteer, and will be offered a variety of activities to take part in.
Ages: 6 – 15 Years
Program Dates: Fridays (5:30 – 6:30 p.m.) or Sundays (10:00 – 11:00 a.m.) every semester
Not sure which program suits you? We’re here to help. Book a free consultation with an experienced member of our team to discuss your interests and abilities. Together, we’ll explore all options in the city to find the sport or activity that suits you!
