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Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program Non-Profit Organization

BORP (Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization working to improve the health, independence and social integration of people with physical disabilities through sports, fitness and recreation programs. At BORP, we believe that sports and recreation provide a path to greater achievement to which all people should have access, and we continually strive to make this a reality. BORP is headquartered in Berkeley, California and is the leading provider and promoter of accessible sports and recreation opportunities for children and adults with physical disabilities in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. In addition to our high quality innovative sports and recreation programs, our expert staff provides advocacy, trainings, referrals and consultation services and have helped initiate adaptive sports programs in several other cities across the state.

Website: borp.org

Phone: (510) 849-4663

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  • Wed 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

3075 Adeline St Berkeley, CA 94703 ·2335.83 mi

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Jennifer A. 05/30/13

I ROAD A BIKE. Seriously. This was awesome. I can't wait to go back. Even in my more able-bodied days I wasn't a cyclist, and when I tried, I was pretty lousy at it. This was fun as hell. And I...

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Amanda V. 05/23/24

I recently joined so I could try riding a tricycle (I'm autistic and was never able to ride a 2-wheel bike). I was not sure whether I could join since their programs are for people with mobility...

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Jason R. 07/26/07

I've been affiliated with BORP since Tom K started playing wheelchair basketball there about three years ago. Pretty soon, one by one, his able bodied friends (myself included) began coming for...

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Tom K. 07/24/07

As their website says BORP is a non-profit organization working to improve the health, independence and social integration of people with physical disabilities through sports, fitness and...

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Alan A. 12/26/15

I can't walk very far anymore. Spiritual values and the support of friends enable me to accept this disability as my fate, but two aspects are still problematic. First, doctors say I have to...

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