About
Since its inception in 1990, the FDOA has promoted accessible recreation to persons with disabilities as well as the general public through hands-on recreation programs, newsletters, and community outreach and education. They have also assisted in compliance of the Americans with Disabilities Act and worked closely with state, local, and private organizations to develop, enhance, and/or support recreation opportunities for people with disabilities across Florida and beyond. The FDOA's mission is to provide accessible and inclusive recreation opportunities for people with disabilities, and they have been instrumental in many successful projects and programs, including accessibility training for wildlife refuge managers, designing and implementing mobility-impaired hunting programs, and consulting on ADA compliance and self-evaluation programs.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Accessible Recreation Programs
The FDOA provides hands-on recreation programs, newsletters, and community outreach and education to promote accessible recreation for people with disabilities.
ALLOUT Adventure Program
The ALLOUT Adventure Program is a recreational program designed for people with brain or spinal cord injuries.
Miracle Sports
Miracle Sports is a recreational program that provides adaptive sports and inclusive recreation opportunities for people with disabilities.
RecConnect
RecConnect is a community-based therapeutic recreation program for people with brain or spinal cord injuries.
SportsAbility
SportsAbility is a program that provides adaptive sports and inclusive recreation opportunities for people with disabilities.
