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iCan Shine Wichita

iCan Shine Wichita

Wichita, Kansas - Sedgwick County

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Wichita

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Wichita, Kansas

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Provider overview

iCan Shine Wichita hosts iCan Bike and iCan Swim camps for people with disabilities, including an adaptive bike camp at Koch Arena's Aetna Gym that helps riders work toward riding a two-wheel bicycle.

iCan Shine Wichita is a local host, led by the Wichita State University Department of Physical Therapy and community partners, running iCan Bike and iCan Swim camps for people with disabilities.

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Ages
People with disabilities; iCan Bike serves riders ages 8 and older. Confirm current rider requirements.
Season
Seasonal camps; confirm current iCan Bike and iCan Swim camp dates
Cost
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iCan Shine Wichita

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iCan Bike and iCan Swim camps

Adaptive bike camp at Koch Arena's Aetna Gym with adapted bicycles and trained volunteers, plus iCan Swim camp, rider requirements, and registration.

Ages
People with disabilities; iCan Bike serves riders ages 8 and older. Confirm current rider requirements.
Season
Seasonal camps; confirm current iCan Bike and iCan Swim camp dates
Schedule
Contact iCan Shine Wichita for current iCan Bike and iCan Swim camp dates, locations, rider requirements, and registration.
Cost
Confirm camp registration cost or scholarships, rider eligibility, and current openings.
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Why this is listed
iCan Shine Wichita's website says the Wichita State University Department of Physical Therapy and community partners host iCan Bike and iCan Swim camps for people with disabilities, with bike camp held at Koch Arena's Aetna Gym across five 75-minute sessions per day toward independent two-wheel riding.
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Program details we found

iCan Bike and iCan Swim camps

iCan Shine Wichita's website says the Wichita State University Department of Physical Therapy and community partners host iCan Bike and iCan Swim camps for people with disabilities, with bike camp held at Koch Arena's Aetna Gym across five 75-minute sessions per day toward independent two-wheel riding.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: The source names iCan Bike, iCan Swim, people with disabilities, adapted bicycles, trained volunteers, and five 75-minute sessions per day toward riding a forever bike independently.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about rider requirements, adapted bicycles and equipment, the daily session schedule, volunteer support, and how to register for bike or swim camp.

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What we found: iCan Shine Wichita's website says the Wichita State University Department of Physical Therapy and community partners host iCan Bike and iCan Swim camps for people with disabilities, with bike camp held at Koch Arena's Aetna Gym across five 75-minute sessions per day toward independent two-wheel riding.

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What to confirm

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