Adaptive Sports for Holistic Development

Offers adaptive sports opportunities in football, hockey, and basketball to promote social, emotional, and physical confidence among individuals with disabilities.

Provides adaptive paranordic and parasliding sports programs for individuals with mobility and visual disabilities.

Works to reduce prejudicial stereotypes about Latino and minority participation in triathlon and endurance sports through visibility, representation, and community-based programming.

Offers multi-week training programs in triathlon and running, including a 7-week and 9-week running program for spring/summer 2026, a 14 to 16-week triathlon training program for high school students, and weekly group running sessions on Tuesdays at 6:30 pm. Programs include swim, bike, and run sessions led by certified coaches, with swimming offered twice weekly and biking and running once weekly.

Provides training programs and supportive environments to increase access to triathlon and endurance sports for Latinos, people of color, and individuals from lower-income backgrounds. The organization was founded in 2009 with this mission and continues to focus on community uplift through sport.

Organizes and communicates about triathlon club training, races, workshops, and other member activities to build community and support athlete development.

Works to reduce childhood obesity and preventable diseases linked to inactivity and poor fitness in Latino and minority communities by promoting healthier lifestyles. Includes collecting baseline food journals and facilitating pre- and post-program physical exams that have identified previously undiagnosed health conditions.

Offers swimming instruction to non-swimmers, enabling them to complete open water swims as part of triathlon training. Part of broader efforts to build foundational skills in swimming, biking, and running for athletes of all abilities and backgrounds.

Runs an after-school triathlon training program for high school students that combines endurance skill development with leadership and academic support, including formalized study halls and academic monitoring. The program has supported over 18 youth in completing a sprint-distance triathlon and helped two athletes earn scholarships to the USA Triathlon Northeast Junior Triathlon Skills Camp.

Provides financial support to non-returning athletes and graduating senior-partners in the Unified Sports program; awarded $13,000 in total grants in 2025.

Hosts recurring events such as Bingo and Putt Putt to create inclusive opportunities for individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities.

Provides recreational activities designed for children with autism, offering structured and supportive programming to promote engagement and social development.

Promotes healthy living by engaging individuals in sports activities, fostering physical and mental well-being.

Educates, supports, and encourages people with disabilities, particularly wheelchair users, to participate in mainstream sports and inclusive community events.

Empowers parents of children on the autism spectrum by fostering connection and support through peer engagement and shared experiences.

Promotes autism awareness and inclusion by fostering supportive and inclusive environments for individuals on the autism spectrum. Provides a platform for individuals on the autism spectrum and their peers to come together, promoting mutual understanding, acceptance, and friendship.

Provides structured competitive sports opportunities for physically disabled individuals through organized athletic events and programs.

Plans and conducts a variety of events for veterans, including paintball activities, fishing programs, Spartan Races, memorial participation, and off-road driving experiences, often using restored military vehicles to enhance engagement and honor service. Events have been held annually since at least 2019 at locations including West Point, the Hudson River, and New York City.