Accessing Adaptive Recreation in Wyoming's Mountains

GrantID: 75494

Grant Funding Amount Low: Open

Deadline: Ongoing

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Grant Overview

Wyoming's frontier counties face significant barriers to accessing adaptive recreation programs, with 23 counties experiencing provider shortages that exceed national averages by 300%. Residents with disabilities in these areas often have limited access to specialized equipment, training, and competition opportunities. The Mountain Access Program is designed to address these challenges by providing funding and support to Wyoming residents with disabilities, with a focus on mountainous regions. Wyoming's unique geography, with its rugged terrain and remote communities, requires a tailored approach to delivering adaptive recreation services. The program will utilize mobile delivery services to reach remote areas, promoting tourism and local economic development while improving access to adaptive recreation opportunities. Eligible applicants include Wyoming residents with disabilities who reside in frontier counties, where access to adaptive recreation programs is limited. To qualify, applicants must demonstrate a need for adaptive equipment or training and provide documentation of their disability. Unlike neighboring Colorado, Wyoming requires demonstration of extreme rural delivery capacity due to its frontier county designation. The Mountain Access Program will prioritize funding for programs that leverage Wyoming's natural resources, such as its numerous mountain ranges and wilderness areas, to provide inclusive recreational opportunities. The state's adaptive recreation programs will be required to demonstrate an understanding of Wyoming's rural dynamics, including its low population density and limited infrastructure. By supporting adaptive recreation initiatives in Wyoming's mountainous regions, the state aims to promote health and wellness among residents with disabilities, while also fostering economic development and community growth.

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