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Blind Sailing
Their aim is to help blind and partially sighted people sail at all levels. They organize regular training sessions and racing events. As well as provide coaching and help to enable novices learn to sail. And coach the more advanced to enable them to compete at both national and international events.
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Blind Yoga
This website offers audio CDs for sale, providing step-by-step instructions to assist individuals with visual impairments in practicing yoga at home.
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Columbus Midnight Stars Beep Baseball Team FaceBook Page
You can find the Columbus Midnight Stars Beep Baseball Team on Facebook! Stay updated with their latest news, events, and game schedules.
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National Beep Baseball Association (NBBA)
The National Beep Baseball Association (NBBA) is the governing body for beep baseball. The adaptive version of America's favourite pastime for the blind, visually impaired, and legally blind. Beep baseball, also known as beep ball, is an adaptive version of baseball designed for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. The NBBA organizes and oversees competitive leagues, tournaments, and events across the country, providing opportunities for players of all skill levels to participate and compete. Through its efforts, the NBBA promotes inclusivity, teamwork, and sportsmanship while advocating for the growth and recognition of beep baseball as a competitive sport.
4020 Baffin Lane, NE
Rochester, MN. 55906
Phone: (866) 400-4551 (Option 2)
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Oral Hull Foundation For the Blind
Camps are ready and waiting just for you! If you’re a new camper or repeat camper the excitement and adventures will be endless depending upon your energy level. We have something for everyone!
The Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Located in Sandy, Oregon, the foundation operates a retreat center that provides recreational, educational, and social opportunities for people with visual impairments and their families. The Oral Hull Foundation offers a variety of programs and activities, including retreats, camps, workshops, and recreational events, designed to promote independence, empowerment, and community engagement among individuals with visual impairments.
PO Box 157
Sandy, OR. 97055
Phone: (503) 668-6195
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Outdoors Without Limits (OWL)
Outdoors Without Limits (OWL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing outdoor recreational opportunities for individuals with disabilities, including physical and cognitive impairments. OWL organizes a variety of outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and camping, tailored to accommodate the specific needs and abilities of participants. The organization aims to promote inclusivity, empowerment, and community engagement through outdoor experiences, fostering a sense of independence and adventure among individuals with disabilities. OWL works closely with volunteers, sponsors, and local communities to create accessible and supportive environments where everyone can enjoy the benefits of outdoor recreation.
333 Briarwood Trail
Winterville, GA. 30683
Phone: (803) 480-0167
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Ski for Light, Inc.
Ski for Light, Inc. organizes an annual week-long event where visually or mobility impaired adults are taught the basics of classic cross-country skiing. During this event, participants are paired with experienced sighted guides who provide assistance and instruction as they navigate through various trails and terrains. Through hands-on learning and guidance, participants have the opportunity to develop their skiing skills, improve their physical fitness, and build confidence in their abilities. This annual event not only promotes outdoor recreation but also fosters a supportive and inclusive community where individuals with disabilities can learn, grow, and connect with others who share similar interests and experiences.
1455 West Lake Street
Minneapolis, MN. 55408
Phone: (612) 827-3232
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The Georgia Lions Camp for the Blind
The Georgia Lions Camp for the Blind strives to provide personal growth experiences for children, teens and adults with visual impairments through the use of recreation, education, socialization and rehabilitation in an outdoor setting.
5626 Laura Walker Road
Waycross, GA. 31503
Phone: (912) 283-4320
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The United States Association of Blind Athletes (USABA)
Provides sports opportunities to children, youth, adults and veterans who are blind and visually impaired. This organization out-reach and provides training for blind and visually impaired US athletes in multiple sports.
1 Olympic Plaza
Colorado Springs, CO. 80909
Phone: (719) 866-3224
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United States Blind Golf Association (USBGA)
"You Don't Have To See It ... To Tee It."
The United States Blind Golf Association (USBGA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the game of golf among individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Established in 1953, the USBGA provides opportunities for blind and visually impaired golfers to participate in tournaments, clinics, and other golf-related events at local, national, and international levels.
The USBGA works to create accessible and inclusive environments for blind and visually impaired golfers, offering adaptive equipment, instructional resources, and support services to help them enjoy and excel in the sport. Through its programs and initiatives, the USBGA aims to foster camaraderie, sportsmanship, and personal development among its members, while also raising awareness about the capabilities of individuals with visual impairments.
Additionally, the USBGA collaborates with golf courses, organizations, and sponsors to advocate for the accessibility and inclusion of blind and visually impaired golfers in the broader golfing community. By providing opportunities for participation and competition, the USBGA empowers blind and visually impaired individuals to pursue their passion for golf and achieve their athletic goals.
Phone: (615)-385-0784
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United States Braille Chess Association (USBCA)
The purpose of the United States Braille Chess Association (USBCA) is to actively encourage and assist in the promotion and advancement of correspondence and over-the-board chess among chess enthusiasts who are blind or visually impaired. Through its programs and initiatives, the USBCA provides opportunities for blind and visually impaired individuals to participate in chess tournaments, competitions, and instructional events, fostering a sense of community, camaraderie, and sportsmanship among its members. The USBCA also advocates for accessibility and inclusivity in chess, offering adapted equipment, instructional materials, and support services to help blind and visually impaired players enjoy and excel in the game. By promoting awareness and appreciation of blind and visually impaired chess players and their contributions to the game, the USBCA empowers individuals to pursue their passion for chess and achieve success both on and off the board.
5 Moore Ave.
Freeport, NY. 11520
Phone: (516) 223-8685. Please call between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Eastern Time.
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