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All bodies are worthy and deserving of a personal yoga practice that connects them to their breath, body, and intention on the path to self-awareness and self-acceptance. Join Disability Partnerships with certified yoga instructors. #Yoga #Inclusive and #Accessible4All
Check the calendar for details on dates. Join us at 10 a.m. EST.
Join our brand NEW Adaptive Line Dancing class for a fun and exciting workout. Whether you are only able to use your upper body, lower, or both, come enjoy great music and have fun. This class is all-inclusive, and we encourage people with limited to no mobility to join. Sign up for this incredible experience.
Are you looking a fun and virtual opportunity to connect with others in a healthier way? Join us for a high energy, fun packed session of adaptive Zumba. The classes are funded by a grant from the Adventist Community Partnership Fund and hosted in partnership with Independence Now. Classes are FREE and VIRTUAL and designed for persons with limited to no mobility and seniors.
Every Monday Except Holidays, 4:00-5:00pm
If you are a senior or a person with a disability looking for a fun, high energy fitness class this is for you! Participants will engage in low- to moderate-intensity workouts targeting muscular strength, flexibility, and range of motion with a personal trainer experienced in training persons with limited to no mobility.
Every Wednesday Except Holidays, 4:00-5:00pm
Disability Partnerships has new monthly small group adaptive exercise classes! This is for the December 8th (10 a.m. EST). Classes are limited in size to five participants which will allow trainers to spend more time with each participant. Once the class is full, you will not be able to join that particular class but are free to join another. You will get a reminder email for the class on the same day. By registering you agree to the Waiver and Hold Harmless Agreement. https://www.disabilitypartnerships.org/waiver-and-hold-harmless-agreement
Please only apply for these classes if you are able to attend the class. There are only a limited number of slots per month and we want to ensure that all classes are full. If you are not able to make it to your class for any reason please contact us in advance via email at info@disabilitypartnerships.org.
Get ready for an intense workout focusing on the fundamental core and upper body movements of boxing! This program is designed to be adapted for people with limited to no mobility.
Un grupo en donde los miembros nos reunimos para apoyarnos mutuamente compartiendo experiencias y celebrando nuestros logros individualmente así como con toda la comunidad con lastimaduras en la espina dorsal.
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We’ve been stressed and, in the house, more during the COVID-19 pandemic! Have you noticed that you’ve packed on pounds? Could this be related to the emotional responses to the pandemic? Join Dr. Mana Ali, Ph.D., in a #SafeSpace to discuss #HowWeAreCoping. We will discuss emotional eating, how it happens and how to stop it. This FREE and VIRTUAL event is sponsored by the Christopher and Dana Reeves Foundation. #ChristopherAndDanaReevesFoundation #DisabilityPartnerships #IndependenceNow #Disability #Inclusive #Accessible4All #Sci4Life #Yourhealthisyourwealth
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The Wheelchair Tennis Clinic is a beginner to intermediate level instructional clinic where attendees will learn skills to participate in wheelchair tennis. The instructional sessions will be one hour, followed by one hour of scrimmage. Equipment is available for use. *Participants must be 18 years of age and older. Email Mike Henley with questions or with your completed registration form.
When:
September 13th to October 18th - 5:00 to 7:00pm
Where:
Druid Hill Park Tennis Courts
3001 East Drive
Baltimore, MD. 21217
When we thought we could exhale, the COVID rates began rising. Have you noticed an increase in anxiety or anger? Let’s process how we are coping with the delta variant and rising COVID cases. Join Dr. Mana K. Ali, PhD, in a #SafeSpace to discuss how we are still coping with the pandemic on Monday August 16th at noon. This FREE and VIRTUAL event is sponsored by the Christopher and Dana Reeves Foundation. #ChristopherAndDanaReevesFoundation #DisabilityPartnerships #IndependenceNow #Disability #Inclusive #Accessible4All #Sci4Life #Yourhealthisyourwealth
Independence Now continuously offers its own events and talks and highlights others events in the area and of interest to the community. Check out their website to Learn More about their Upcoming Events.
Adventist HealthCare Rehabilitation’s Sixth Annual Amputee Awareness 5K Walk, Wheel or Run fundraising and limb loss awareness event gets underway, virtually, Saturday, April 24. Join the opening ceremony online at 10:00 a.m. at AdventistHealthCare.com/amputee5k.
Historically operating as an in-person patient, community and supporter event at a local Rockville high school, COVID-19 continues to create a different reality. Adventist HealthCare Rehabilitation’s Foundation and Amputee Program teams decided to move forward with a virtual option because nothing stops their determination to help patients with amputations get back to living more independent and full lives. The Amputee Awareness 5K Walk, Wheel or Run was established in April 2015, during Amputee Awareness Month, to publicly acknowledge the countless challenges people with limb loss face and help provide financial assistance to Adventist HealthCare Rehabilitation patients who do not have the means to pay for crucial medical necessities.
Since then, the Amputee 5k has raised over $130,000 in donations that have directly funded patients’ home modifications, agile wheelchairs, prosthetics, and more, helping them get moving again and regain their physical independence.
