Chicago Park Disctrict
The Chicago Park District is a national leader in serving individuals with disabilities. Starting in 1965, park employees began to be trained on ways to better serve Chicago citizens with disabilities. In 1968, Chicago became the birthplace of the Special Olympics with the park district playing an integral role in its development. Today, the Chicago Park District strives to enhance the lives of Chicagoans with disabilities by providing a variety of recreation and leisure opportunities.
Location
541 N. Fairbanks, Chicago, Illinois 60611
Ages
- Children (Ages 0-12)
- Teens (Ages 13-19)
- Adults (Ages 20-64)
- Seniors (Ages 65+)
Sports
- Sports Training for Special Olympic Competitions
- Blind & Visually Impaired Programs
- Adaptive Sports & Rec Programs
- Deaf & Hard of Hearing Programs.
Events
Adaptive/Veterans Rock Climbing
First Ascent Avondale, 3516 N. Spaulding Ave, Chicago, IL 60618
Sports
Adaptive Archery
Northside Archery Club - Halsted Headquarter, 2818 N Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60657
Sports
Sports
Sports Training for Special Olympic Competitions
Blind & Visually Impaired Programs
Adaptive Sports & Rec Programs
Deaf & Hard of Hearing Programs.
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