• Various Recreational Activities
• Various Sports

• Adaptive equipment available
  

• Fee to participate in the Program :

• Accessible by Public Transportation: No
  
  
• Transportation Provided by the Program: Yes
  
  Transportation Provided by the Program: NSSRA owns and operates accessible and standard vans and mini-buses to provide transportation for participants attending certain NSSRA programs and events. Programs and events offering transportation are noted in our seasonal brochure and on appropriate flyers. Transportation options include pick up and drop off from designated locations and door-to-door for NSSRA partner residents attending certain programs. Transportation may be provided to and from programs or during program or event hours. Door-to-door transportation and transportation of participants to and from pick up and drop off locations involves a separate transportation fee. When necessary, NSSRA may use SEPTRAN, 303 Taxi, or other contract carriers. For complete details about NSSRA transportation services, please refer to all transportation information and requirements listed in NSSRA seasonal brochures. NOTE: NEW Legislation / Requirements for Carseats and Booster Seats: ** Due to new state legislation, carseats or booster seats must be provided for all children ages eight and under. If you have any questions or need more information, please contact the NSSRA Senior Manager at (847) 509-9400.
  
  

Adaptive Sports and Activities are designed for people who have a physical disability and/or a visual impairment and who do not have a significant cognitive disability. NSSRA, in cooperation with six other northern area special recreation associations (SRAs), presents the "Northern Illinois Adaptive Sports" program (NIAS). Through this cooperative, any resident of the seven SRA communities may participate in an adaptive sports training or recreation program hosted by any one of the cooperating agencies at an in-district rate. Each agency offers programs designed for individuals having a physical disability as their primary disability. NSSRA welcomes program ideas and suggestions by participants and others.