Accessible Dock Opens June 1st
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Adaptive Climbing sessions on the 1st and 3rd Monday of every month at ASCEND Point Breeze starting on 10/7/24. Anyone can register Just Click Here
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2024 Happy Cyclers
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TRAS at Adaptive Rec ExpoThanks to Clark Manny, Kevin Lee, Tyler Love and Mark Kulzer for representing TRAS at the Adaptive Recreation Expo at the Kingsley Association on April 27th.
A Huge thanks also to Michael Grapner of UPMC and the Kingsley Association for putting together this great event! 
35 program exhibitors at the Expo
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Volunteer AppreciationTRAS recently held a Snow Ski Program appreciation soiree to honor and thank the volunteers who make the event a huge success EVERY year.
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TRAS PARTNERS
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Zero Tolerance
Three Rivers Adaptive Sports is committed to maintaining a substance free "zero tolerance" policy at all events. A zero-tolerance policy bans the use, possession, and impairment from alcohol and illegal drugs. A zero-tolerance policy aims to create a safer environment by minimizing the risks associated with substance use, such as accidents, injuries, and overdoses. This means that any use of drugs or alcohol is prohibited, and violations will result in consequences, such as expulsion from the event, potential legal repercussions, and other penalties. This policy aims to respect privacy and legal rights while ensuring a safe environment for everyone in attendance.
TRAS Vision Statement
Our goal is to be more inclusive and a better part of the rehabilitation process and community integration. We will strengthen our bonds with local health organizations so we can serve as a resource while also benefiting from their experience and expertise. We will expand our programs to include opportunities for exercise, sports training, health information and wellness techniques. This will enable us to serve as a launch pad for individuals to continue to enjoy recreation and sports with friends and family.
Special Announcement
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Disabled Sports USA and Adaptive Sports USA are joining forces and merging under the new name, Move United.
With 110 years of combined adaptive sports experience, the merger of Disabled Sports USA and Adaptive Sports USA unifies community-based adaptive sports under one national organization, bringing recreational and competitive adaptive sports together. Three Rivers Adaptive Sports is an active Move United Member. |
CHALLENGE MAGAZINE
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SPORT PROTECTION POLICY
TRAS and Move United strive to safeguard our sport environments from misconduct, including athlete physical and sexual abuse. To that end, Move United has constructed a protection policy designed to increase our community’s knowledge base, create stronger detection and protection systems for our programs, and to establish entry barriers for abusers.
This policy is specific to events, programs and services provided directly through Move United. Member Organization activities fall under the individual chapter Sport Protection policy.
For a copy of the full TRAS / Move United Sport Protection Handbook, CLICK HERE.
This policy is specific to events, programs and services provided directly through Move United. Member Organization activities fall under the individual chapter Sport Protection policy.
For a copy of the full TRAS / Move United Sport Protection Handbook, CLICK HERE.
