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Pizza and movie nights at the farm, bowling, cooking classes, art, music & dance, gardening, holiday events, restaurant outings, volunteer days

A Chance To Dance is a performing arts program that touches the lives of children, teens, and young adults with special needs by providing accessible dance education, dance training, and experiences ​in the arts with an emphasis on building confidence and friendships. They believe in a world where everyone is free to communicate through dance regardless of their abilities or challenges.

Abilities Tennis for ages 8 and up. Learn about tennis.

Faith-based organization that offers a day program for adults with disabilities. Focuses on equipping adults with life skills to be more independent and connecting them with opportunities to serve the community.

Virtual Photography Club and classes. In-person hosted in Tennessee, but virtual options available all over.

Website with different adapted sports programs and events. Includes tee ball, fitness classes, recreation therapy, and more.

An organization that matches individuals with volunteer opportunities in the Triangle area (Wake, Orange, Durham, Johnston, and Chatham counties). Use this page to search for available opportunities: https://volunteer.activategood.org/

Go to https://www.townofchapelhill.org. Look for the blue box on the bottom left and click Register Online/Browse Our Programs. Then go to the light blue ribbon at the top of the page and click on Search. Find Adapted Recreation and click on it. You will then see the list of programs we offer. Click on a specific class to read the whole description, find out the fees and ages or register. To REGISTER ONLINE with a credit card you will first have to create an online account. To do that go to the top, right of the page. It will say Sign In/Register. Click on that and fill in your information. Do that at least 2 days before the program starts and they will send you a password. You can keep that password or create your own. REGISTER IN PERSON Parks & Recreation Administrative Office: 200 Plant Road · Chapel Hill Community Center: 120 S. Estes Drive · Hargraves Community Center: 216 N. Roberson Street · Homestead Aquatics Center 300 Aquatics Drive

Here at the YMCA, we believe individuals with diverse abilities should have equal access to enrichment programs like sports and social events. Here are some of the adaptive programs we offer—they’re designed to create an environment where EVERYONE feels included.

This organization offers employment, housing, education, social, recreation, and community living opportunities for people with disabilities.

These programs are open and inclusive to people of all abilities ages 8+ (16 and under require adult supervision)

The LME-MCO Alliance Health can help you access Flex Funds. Flex Funds are intended to supplement informal/volunteer resources and to improve a person’s quality of life and inclusion in the community. These funds should be requested to assist with an individual’s social drivers of health as it relates to engagement and self-management.

The artist link program provides resources and networking for artists with disabilities. There is an Arts Access Gallery in Downtown Raleigh dedicating to showcasing and selling the work of artists with disabilities.

This organization offers the following services: - One-to-One coaching for Adults and Teens, Parents, and Neurodiverse Partners - Online support groups for neurodiverse adults/teens and parents - Social groups including an artist collaborative, book club, craft & knitting groups, and more Also offers trainings and workshops.

Autism After 18 creates opportunities for young adults with autism to interact in the community on a social, professional, and educational level.