TAC aims to provide people impacted by disABILITIES with a daily opportunity to be fit, active, healthy and to play.
The goal of this RampUp project is to create a space entire families will enjoy and a place people from throughout the region enjoy for years to come.
Through community collaboration, RampUp will design, build and/or implement universally inclusive recreational opportunities and continue to empower those with disabilities through accessibility.
By partnering with community-based nonprofits, and parks & recreation departments, TAC: Open Gym provides an opportunity for people of all abilities to play together.
Our school-based Adaptive Scholastic Athletic Program (ASAP), hosts disability awareness assemblies and inclusive physical education classes.
TAC: Social is a year-round peer group for adolescents with physical disabilities co-led by mentors with physical disabilities.
Since the founding of The Ability Center, we have been providing opportunities for people impacted by disabilities to engage in physical activity and recreation within their community.
From adaptive ice skating at Red Arrow Park to introducing the opportunity to access the sand, shore, and waves at Bradford Beach. From adaptive sports programs to inclusive education. We’ve collaborated with Parks & Recreation Departments, schools, and various community nonprofits to provide inclusive fitness, athletic and recreation opportunities for everybody.
We have successfully “Ramp(ed)Up” multiple locations across Milwaukee County with the goal of making Milwaukee more accessible to ALL.
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Winter in Wisconsin is much more enjoyable when you go for an outdoor skate!
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When the weather is too warm, or too cold, and you want to get onto the ice, ice skating is available year-round at Wilson Ice Arena and adaptive ice skating sleds are available for FREE during open public skate times.
Check out featured news and media from our recent public iniatives.
Fit.
Active.
Healthy.
Biology teacher, fellow students help standout Marquette High School athlete get the most out of wheelchair track When Gianni Quintero narrowed his options of with
“It’s going to be super cool to know that we helped her achieve her dream.”
“Let’s introduce people in a space where they feel welcome, wanted and comfortable,” said Buchman.
Check out featured news and media from our recent public iniatives.
Biology teacher, fellow students help standout Marquette High School athlete get the most out of wheelchair track When Gianni Quintero narrowed his options of with
“It’s going to be super cool to know that we helped her achieve her dream.”
“Let’s introduce people in a space where they feel welcome, wanted and comfortable,” said Buchman.
Fit.
Active.
Healthy.
A.F.A.R. Inc., d/b/a The Ability Center is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization, Tax ID: 26-3510832
