INCLUSIVE SPORTS FOR ALL

ABILITIES

inclusion begins with education

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EDUCATION IS THE FIRST STEP TO

INCLUSION

Able athletics is committed to fostering a more inclusive world for youth living with developmental disorders and others with needs for accommodations by imparting the importance of inclusivity through education. we strive to create an inclusive environment for children of all abilities, actively addressing the challenges encountered by those with learning, attention, physical, and intellectual differences. our programs, thoughtfully led by dedicated therapists, special education teachers, professional coaches and volunteers, not only promote inclusivity but also emphasize the value of teaching it as a fundamental step towards building a more inclusive society.

OUR IMPACT

Every season someone shows up for Able Athletics, that moment counts. Our numbers reflect total seasonal participations across all programming, honoring each and every contribution made throughout our history.

Our impact in numbers as of May 6, 2026

  • 1215

    athletes

  • 1419

    volunteers

  • 64

    therapists

  • 93

    coaches

TOGETHER WE ARE

Teaching inclusion through adaptive sports opens our eyes to the incredible effort behind every attempt and every achievement, because when you understand the journey of living with a disability, you know that every “inchstone” is worth celebrating.

-Rowan Dias, Co-Founder

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"By embracing diversity through education and supported opportunities, we pave the way for a future defined by true inclusion and belonging."

- Dr. Erica Maiorano, Vice Chair, Co-Director of Curricular Adaptations

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