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8/7/2026 0 Comments

Announcing our newest Cincinnati Adaptive Events providers!

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Our Cincinnati Adaptive Events newsletter gathers information from over 40 disability service providers and organizations in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky!

Our newest additions:

  • The University of Cincinnati Intellectual and Developmental Disability Education Center "provides life-changing programs for teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to further their education, independence, and life skills."
  • The Cincinnati Fellowship of Christian Athletes All Abilities program "focuses on creating an inclusive environment where athletes of all abilities can participate in sports, build community, and grow in their faith. "
  • The Taft Museum of Art "is accessible to visitors with limited mobility...and offers sensory accommodations including a quiet room, noise-reducing headphones, and braille and large-print materials to explore the museum collection and exhibitions."
  • The Harriet Beecher Stowe House "strives for inclusivity by increasing accessibility to its programming, facilities, and resources."

See all 46 organizations that currently provide service and event information for our newsletter

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