The Northeast Disabled Athletic Association (NDAA) is a non-profit organization, based in Vermont, that is dedicated to providing adaptive sports and recreation opportunities for people with physical disabilities. Their goal is to get people moving, competing, and having fun. 

 

Quick Things to Know About NDAA:

• Focused on creating adaptive sports opportunities across the state.

• Programs for beginners all the way up to competitive athletes.

• Helping people build confidence and independence through recreation.

• Winter, spring, summer, or fall, NDAA keeps people active in every season.

• They partner with other local organizations to expand access and resources.

 

What They Offer:

Adaptive Nordic Skiing

• One of NDAA’s most popular programs as they offer sit-skiing and stand-up skiing instruction for people with physical disabilities.

Wheelchair Basketball

• Weekly practices and games for athletes who use wheelchairs , open to all ages and skill levels.

Cycling Programs

• NDAA offers adaptive cycling events and equipment for riders of all abilities, including hand cycles and recumbent bikes.

Outdoor Adventure Programs

• Hiking, paddling, and other adaptive outdoor experiences..

Events & Competitions

• NDAA hosts and participates in races, tournaments, and clinics throughout the year to give athletes the chance to compete and connect with others.

Equipment Access & Support

• Adaptive sports gear can be expensive so NDAA helps provide access to specialized equipment so cost isn’t a barrier to participation.