Recreation Resources
Adaptive Sports in South Carolina - List of Adaptive Sports Programs in South Carolina. http://www.sc.edu/scatp/scadaptive.htm
NEW! We Can Play has many ideas for families with kids with disabilities. It can be accessed at www.ataccess.org/resources/fpic/default.html. Toy adaptation instructions can be found at http://www.ataccess.org/resources/fpic/accesstoys/.
NEW! Levelgames has a website devoted to accessible computer games. There are some inexpensive computer games that can be downloaded for free. Their web site is at http://www.arcess.com/
NEW! Brillsoft.com offers several FREE switch games for people with special needs. www.brillsoft.com
NEW! Deaf Gamers reviews computer games for accessibility from the standpoint of people with deafness. www.deafgamers.com
NEW! OneSwitch, located in the United Kingdom, provides a resource of fun ideas and assistive technology aimed at moderate to severely learning/physically disabled people. www.oneswitch.org.uk
NEW! Whitestick, Tom Lorimer's home page, has resources for the Visually Impaired computer user locate information and services relating to blindness. While many resources are related to the United Kingdom, there are online resources that apply worldwide. www.whitestick.co.uk.
NEW! Guide to Low-Cost/No-Cost Online Tools for People with Disabilities 2005. Developed by The Alliance for Technology Access (ATA) with the Northern Illinois Center for Adaptive Technology. Online resources are organized by category, free game and recreation downloads are provided. http://www.ataccess.org/resources/lowcostnocost.html
New Fitness & Sports Technology Era Embraces People with Disabilities - Article by Sandy Hanebrink from the November 2002 SCATP News http://www.sc.edu/scatp/hanebrink.htm
North Carolina's Recreation Access Project has detailed fact sheets on adaptations in specific sports, arts and theatre. (pdf format) http://www.pat.org/RAP/activity.html
Recreation and Assistive Technology - Fun For Everyone!
Grant Wood Area Education Agency in Iowa provides practical overview and suggestions for students and schools. http://www.aea10.k12.ia.us/assist/Rec.html
Lekotek: The country's central source on toys and play for children with special needs. http://www.lekotek.org/