Resources / Sports & Fitness
Adaptive Sports Iowa
Program of the Iowa Sports Foundation providing adaptive and recreational sports — wheelchair basketball, sled hockey, cycling, air rifle — statewide for people with physical or visual disabilities, including a National Veteran Airgun Program specifically for veterans.
- Cost
- Free — no programming or equipment fees
- Coverage
- Statewide (Iowa)
- Eligibility
- Individuals with physical or visual disabilities, open to all skill levels; the Airgun program serves veterans and non-veterans with disabilities.
- Last Verified
- August 27, 2026
Keep Looking
Similar Resources
Angel City Sports
Los Angeles nonprofit providing free year-round adaptive sports opportunities, coaching, a free equipment loaner program, and competitive teams for kids, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities or visual impairments; its Courage Weekend is dedicated to veterans and first responders.
Los Angeles nonprofit providing free year-round adaptive sports opportunities, coaching, a free equipment loaner program, and competitive teams for kids, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities or visual impairments; its Courage Weekend is dedicated to veterans and first responders.
Category: Sports & Fitness
Eligibility: Youth, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities or visual impairments; Courage Weekend serves veterans and first responders.
One K9 Corp (The F.O.B.)
Fort Wayne 501(c)(3) founded by service-connected disabled veterans that works to prevent veteran suicide by placing certified service dogs at no cost and operating the Forward Operating Base (F.O.B.), a veteran-led, substance-free peer recovery and community center with a gym, boxing area, peer support, and recovery programming. It also runs a Lifeline Program providing free mobile devices to rural and underserved veterans, and partners with the Governor's Challenge, IDVA, the VA, and local organizations under a "no wrong door" approach.
Fort Wayne 501(c)(3) founded by service-connected disabled veterans that works to prevent veteran suicide by placing certified service dogs at no cost and operating the Forward Operating Base (F.O.B.), a veteran-led, substance-free peer recovery and community center with a gym, boxing area, peer support, and recovery programming. It also runs a Lifeline Program providing free mobile devices to rural and underserved veterans, and partners with the Governor's Challenge, IDVA, the VA, and local organizations under a "no wrong door" approach.
Category: Mental Health
Eligibility: Veterans; service dogs for service-connected disabled veterans; the F.O.B. also serves families and community partners; Lifeline Program for veterans, particularly those in rural or underserved areas.
Paralyzed Veterans of America – Wisconsin Chapter
The Wisconsin Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America works to improve the quality of life for American Veterans and others with spinal cord injury, dysfunction, or disease such as multiple sclerosis and ALS, providing sports and recreational therapy, adaptive sports, wheelchair games, benefits advocacy, and caregiver support.
The Wisconsin Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America works to improve the quality of life for American Veterans and others with spinal cord injury, dysfunction, or disease such as multiple sclerosis and ALS, providing sports and recreational therapy, adaptive sports, wheelchair games, benefits advocacy, and caregiver support.
Category: Sports & Fitness
Availability: Programs include sports, adaptive sports, wheelchair games, and a Virtual Battle Buddy program; contact the chapter office.
Eligibility: U.S. military Veterans with a spinal cord injury, dysfunction, or disease such as multiple sclerosis or ALS; membership is free.
Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association (WASA)
The Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association improves quality of life for individuals with physical disabilities or visual impairments through adaptive sport, recreation, fitness, and education, and Veterans can register for WASA activities for free, including the HeroFit: Operation Deep Health program.
The Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association improves quality of life for individuals with physical disabilities or visual impairments through adaptive sport, recreation, fitness, and education, and Veterans can register for WASA activities for free, including the HeroFit: Operation Deep Health program.
Category: Sports & Fitness
Availability: Register for activities and programs, including HeroFit: Operation Deep Health for Veterans with disabilities; equipment and instructors are provided.
Eligibility: Veterans and others with physical disabilities or visual impairments; all abilities welcome.
Help Us Improve
Report an Issue or Share Feedback
Tell us whether this listing was useful or whether you connected. Individual responses are never displayed publicly.