The city of Las Vegas Adaptive Recreation program provides opportunities for youth and adults of all abilities. We offer a wide variety of programs that promote socialization, skill development and physical activity. Staff provides advocacy and inclusion support for individuals with diverse abilities to participate in other recreational activities that the city of Las Vegas has to offer.
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Memberships
For more information on these membership passes, call 702-229-6307.
- Adaptive Pass
This pass is required for participants to register online for Adaptive Day Programs.
- Disabled Veterans Pass
Let us show you our appreciation for your service. With this pass, you will have the opportunity to participate in as little or as many of our recreation programs as you wish. These programs include fitness gym, fitness classes (strength & conditioning, zumba, yoga), pickleball, bowling, golf, gardening and eSports! This pass is grant funded. Memberships are limited.
- Gym/Fitness Pass
This pass is required for use of gyms/pools within the city of Las Vegas for those approved through Adaptive Staff.
- Outdoor Rec Pass
Adults 18 and older of diverse abilities will be able to experience different activities in the outdoors. These programs include cycling, camping, hiking, skiing, canoeing, rock climbing and more.
- Veterans Pass
Let us show you our appreciation for your service. With this pass, you will get to sample of all the new and fun ways to recreate. From working out in our gyms to breaking a sweat at pickleball, to trying out your green thumb in our gardening program, you will find there is something for everyone.
Adaptive Day Programs
- Beyond Recreation - 702-229-5182
An after-school program for youth ages 6-21 with diverse abilities, designed to build social skills, independence and confidence through fun and engaging activities. Each day offers a variety of recreational, creative and social opportunities in a welcoming and inclusive environment. For more information, please contact Jordyne Duncan at [email protected].
- New A.G.E. – 702-229-5177
New A.G.E. (Activities, Games & Exercise) is a day program for adults of diverse abilities 18 years of age and older. Participants learn social and recreation skills by participating in leisure and recreational activities. Morning and afternoon sessions are available. For more information, please contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
Adaptive Trips
- Leisure Connection – 702-229-5177
Leisure Connection is a community reintegration program for adults 18 and older of diverse abilities. Community outings are planned to increase independence, social skills, and knowledge of community resources. For more information, please contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- Stepping Stone - 702-229-5182
Stepping Stone is a social group for teens with diverse abilities. The program aims to encourage participants to step outside of their comfort zone through community integration outings; all while being safe and having fun. Activities include movies, dinners, bowling, sporting events and more! For more information, please contact Jordyne Duncan at [email protected].
Adaptive Fitness & Wellness
- Adaptive Cycling - 702-229-5177
Adaptive cycling is a fun, engaging activity for adults with diverse abilities. Cycling promotes and encourages a healthy lifestyle, social skills and independence. Sessions are available on a weekly basis every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Wayne Bunker Park, 7351 W. Alexander Rd. Recumbent trikes will be provided at a limited supply. For more information, contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- Beyond the Boots Women’s Retreat - 702-229-6706
This program provides quarterly half-day and overnight retreats for female veterans to experience a peaceful escape in nature, breathe fresh air, and reconnect with themselves. For more information, contact Andrea Anzalone at [email protected].
- B Fitness - 702-229-5177
Fitness program for adults with diverse abilities. Participants will learn new and fun ways to work out with a certified trainer. For more information contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- Cardio Drumming - 702-229-5177
This inclusive class uses movement and rhythm for a whole-body workout while remaining fun enough for anyone to do without any formal training. This class is great for all ability levels. For more information contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- Inclusive Pickleball - 702-229-5177
A fun and welcoming program for players of all abilities and experience levels. Participants can learn the basics, improve their skills, stay active and enjoy the social side of the game in an encouraging and inclusive environment. For more information, please contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- Disabled Veterans Bowling - 702-229-6706
If you’ve competed in a bowling league or are more of a passive bowler, this program provides an opportunity to socialize with other service men/women while participating in a fun, yet competitive sport. Sessions are held at Santa Fe Hotel & Casino, 4949 N. Rancho Drive. A Disabled Veterans Pass is required. For more information, contact Andrea Anzalone at [email protected].
- Disabled Veterans Golf - 702-229-6706
Golf is a great sport if you are looking to get outdoors, relieve some stress, get an entire body workout and interact with fellow service men/women. You will learn the skills of golf taught by experienced golfers. The eight-week sessions are held at Las Vegas Golf Club, 4300 W. Washington Ave. A Disabled Veterans Pass is required. For more information, contact Andrea Anzalone at [email protected].
- Disabled Veterans Strength Training - 702-229-6706
No matter your fitness level, come and get your sweat on with classes that will enhance your strength, while building muscle and improving your cardio. The program utilizes a combination of free weights, machines and cardio equipment. Classes are held at Dula Community Center, 451 E. Bonanza Road. A Disabled Veterans Pass is required. For more information, contact Andrea Anzalone at [email protected].
- Outdoor Adventure Hikes - 702-229-6706
This group will promote a healthy lifestyle and challenge adults of all abilities to grow as individuals through visiting what is in our own back yard in Las Vegas. All hikes will be led by and an experienced guide. All levels of hiking ability are welcome. For more information, contact Andrea Anzalone at [email protected].
- Pickleball - 702-229-6706
Pickleball is paddleball sport that combines elements of badminton, table tennis and tennis. Pickleball is easy to learn, provides social connections and health benefits as it’s an aerobic sport. Come learn the highly trending sport of Pickleball with experienced instructors. The best aspect of Pickleball is anyone can play! The program is offered at Dula Community Center, 451 E. Bonanza Road. For more information, contact Andrea Anzalone at [email protected].
- Inclusive Dance Class - 702-229-5177
In partnership with Down Syndrome Connections Nevada, this class offers a fun and welcoming space for individuals of all abilities to learn dance, stay active and express themselves. This class also encourages socialization, friendship, confidence and a sense of community through movement and music. This class is great for all ability levels. For more information, contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- Wheelchair Football - 702-229-4903
The city of Las Vegas wheelchair football program is sponsored by Move United, Inc., the National Football League/Bob Woodruff Foundation Salute to Service Program, USA Wheelchair Football League and NFL in the Community. The city’s USA Wheelchair Football League 14-member competitive team, the Las Vegas Raiders, currently includes five military veterans, but 15-25 veterans participate in the city’s wheelchair football program in tryouts, practices, camps and clinics. Appropriate wheelchairs are provided to use. Wheelchair football practices are held on Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 to 8 p.m., at Dula Community Center, located at 451 E. Bonanza Road. This program is made possible in part by an NFL-BWF Salute to Service grant. Anyone interested in learning more about or participating in wheelchair sports can call 702-229-4903 or email [email protected].
Adaptive Camps
- Camp CAL – 702-229-5177
Camp CAL is a five-day residential camp located in Calabasas, California. Camp helps promote independence, self-esteem and social skills for individuals 18 and older of diverse abilities. Activities include sports, creative arts and daily trips to the beach. For more information, contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- No School Fun Day – 702-229-5182
Kindergarten – 8th grade. We will be offering a full day of fun, recreation and enrichment when the Clark County School District has teacher in-service days. For more information, contact Jordyne Duncan at [email protected].
- Winter/Spring Break Camps – 702-229-5182
Kindergarten-Grade 8. We will be offering a full week of fun, recreation and enrichment when the Clark County School District has holiday breaks. For more information, contact Jordyne Duncan at [email protected].
- Adaptive Summer Camp
Weekly camp for youth ages 5-18 with diverse abilities. Participants learn new ways to enhance their social and interpersonal skills in a safe, fun and nurturing environment. Daily activities include sports, art, music, swimming and other structured activities to allow the individuals a variety of choices. For more information, contact Jordyne Duncan at [email protected].
Adaptive Classes
- Crazy Art – 702-229-5182
Crazy Art is a fun program for ages 14 and above with diverse abilities. This program is a fun way for kids and adults with diverse abilities to come together to increase social skills, fine motor skills and creative expression. Supplies will be provided each class. For more information, contact Jordyne Duncan at [email protected].
- Disabled Veterans eSports – 702-229-6706
Studies have shown that gaming can provide solace to Veterans that face substance abuse, PTSD, anxiety and other mental health challenges. Our eSports room is an inviting and relaxing space where we offer a wide array of games to choose from to play. Come game with us while relieving some stress and socialize with fellow service men/women. Games are held at Dula Community Center, 451 E. Bonanza Road. A Disabled Veterans Pass is required. For more information, contact Andrea Anzalone at [email protected].
- Disabled Veterans Gardening – 702-229-6706
Gardening has so many therapeutic benefits that include building self-esteem, improving hand strength, promotes healthy eating, promotes socialization, improves mental health and so much more. Come get your hands dirty and join our gardening class, where you will learn to improve on your gardening skills while making new friends. Classes are held at Dula Community Center, 451 E. Bonanza Road. A Disabled Veterans Pass is required. For more information, contact Andrea Anzalone at [email protected].
- Drama Club – 702-229-5182
This class will increase social skills and creative expression. Adaptive Drama Club will provide the community with a talent show and theater productions. For more information, contact Jordyne Duncan at [email protected].
- Champions of the Realm - 702-229-5177
An inclusive tabletop adventure group designed for individuals with diverse abilities. Participants work together as heroes, using creativity, teamwork, problem-solving, and imagination to complete quests in a modified Dungeons & Dragons-style experience. Through storytelling, character creation and cooperative play, participants build friendships, social skills, confidence and self-expression while exploring exciting fantasy adventures in a fun and supportive environment. For more information, contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- Choice Club - 702-229-5177
An inclusive social and recreational program for adults 18+ with diverse abilities, where participants have a voice in choosing the activities they want to enjoy each week. The program encourages friendship, independence, decision-making and everyday life skills. For more information, please contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
Adaptive Events
- Dances – 702-229-5177
Get your dancing shoes on to rock the night away with your friends. All dances are open to ages 14 and above with diverse abilities. If participants require direct supervision, then care providers need to attend. For more information, contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
- Disability Awareness Day - 702-229-5177
In partnership with the Southern Nevada Center for Independent Living, Disability Awareness Day is a fun and informative community event connecting individuals with disabilities, families and caregivers to valuable resources and services from agencies throughout Southern Nevada. Enjoy a day filled with helpful information, community connections, entertainment and activities for all abilities! For more information, please contact Jennifer Winder at [email protected].
To register for these classes, activities or memberships, click here.