Inclusive and adaptive programs in Terre Haute
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May 16, 2026
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Griffin Bike Park Adaptive Equipment Friendly Trails
Griffin Bike Park
Terre Haute, Indiana - Vigo County
Griffin Bike Park in Terre Haute includes adaptive equipment friendly trail options, including the Freedom Trail around the property and the Warrior Trail connection to the Lake Jump area.
May 15, 2026
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Terre Haute
Happiness Bag Adaptive Recreation and Special Olympics
Happiness Bag, Inc.
Terre Haute, Indiana - Vigo County
Happiness Bag in Terre Haute offers adaptive recreation and Special Olympics-linked sports for children and adults with disabilities, including bowling with ramps or handle balls, corn toss, basketball, bocce, track and field, cycling, aquatics, and Fresh Air Club activities.
May 15, 2026
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West Central Indiana
Happiness Bag Summer Day Camp
Happiness Bag, Inc.
Terre Haute, Indiana - Vigo County
Happiness Bag Summer Day Camp in Terre Haute is an eight-week summer day camp designed for individuals with disabilities, with routine-oriented programming, summer activities, and weekday hours during the Vigo County school summer break.
May 15, 2026
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West Central Indiana
Indiana State Hulman Center Sycamores Sensory Wall
Indiana State University Athletics
Terre Haute, Indiana - Vigo County
Indiana State University's Hulman Center has a Sycamores Sensory Wall on the concourse level near the 9th Street entrance, designed to support fans and families with sensory needs during athletic events.
May 15, 2026
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Special Olympics Indiana Vigo County
Special Olympics Indiana Vigo County
Terre Haute, Indiana - Vigo County
Special Olympics Indiana Vigo County offers county Special Olympics sports and a local coordinator contact for eligible athletes with intellectual disabilities in the Terre Haute and Vigo County area.
May 16, 2026
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West Central Indiana
The Arc of The Wabash Valley Camp Bruce AAC Camp
The Arc of The Wabash Valley
Terre Haute, Indiana - Vigo County
Camp Bruce is a Terre Haute AAC-focused summer camp from The Arc of The Wabash Valley, helping beginning AAC users learn, socialize, and use augmentative and alternative communication tools with Indiana State University speech-language pathology support.
May 15, 2026
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