Nonprofit - Northeast Disabled Athletic Association


Nonprofit Details:

Northeast Disabled Athletic Association
Last updated on August 16, 2011

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To provide physically disabled individuals with access to recreational and competitive sports.

Description:
Opportunities include seasonal sailing, sled hockey, cross country skiing, handcycling, and wheelchair basketball. This is a positive, fun group of people who want to create and sustain athletic opportunities for people who happen to have a physical disability.

Contact people:

 Patrick Standen, President Of The Board, (phone), (email)
Kathy Barwin, Assistant, (email)
Sandy Craige, Program Coordinator, (email)


Office fax number: (802) 863-3427

Address:

 82 Killarney Drive
Burlington, VT 05408
(See a map)

Web Site: http://www.disabledathletics.org

Miscellaneous Information

1. What target populations does your agency serve?
Persons with physical disabilities
3. How many paid staff (FTE) do you have?
0
4. Please indicate your organization type:
Independent 501 (c)3
How many clients do you serve annually?
Approximately 100
Volunteers for this agency can serve in these county(s):
Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle Counties
Last updated on August 16, 2011

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Northeast Disabled Athletic Association 5 Overall Experience    Experience rating
Welcoming team, fun volunteer opportunity for all.

 Unfortunately I don't always have a consistent schedule so I haven't volunteered that much, 2 or 3 practices, but it has been a great experience and I look forward to helping out during the game & clinic on July 25th. I moved here a few months ago and feel like Burlington is a great place for families or students but there aren't a lot of people in between so it's been hard to feel a part of my new place of residency (not yet willing to call it home) but volunteering has helped me gain more of a sense of community while I am able to help others. I am still learning a lot about the game, but hopefully am an asset to them too. The players and their families are all so welcoming and teach me how to assist them. I appreciate the NDAA and power wheelchair soccer team allowing me to volunteer. I am not not a soccer player but am an athlete and love the intrinsic motivation and competitive edge some of the players possess and the way they still laugh and make it a fun atmosphere for participants and volunteers of a range of abilities. I would definitely recommend volunteering here to others of all ages and abilities.
posted by GLaura on July 4, 2010
 
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