
Abilities Expo
Abilities Expo brings you life-changing opportunities. It’s products and tech. It’s the chance to play adaptive sports, climb an all-inclusive climbing wall, meet a service dog and connect with others in the disability community.
Meet rehabilitation providers, community organizations, parks departments, and service groups connected with RISE and adaptive recreation across North Texas.
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Abilities Expo brings you life-changing opportunities. It’s products and tech. It’s the chance to play adaptive sports, climb an all-inclusive climbing wall, meet a service dog and connect with others in the disability community.

Adaptive Training Foundation expands access and inclusion for people with physical or traumatic impairments through exercise and community.

AMBUCS is a non-profit, charitable organization with a diverse membership dedicated to creating mobility and independence to people with disabilities.

We are dedicated to helping patients find their way back from all types of injuries, illnesses and chronic conditions. We offer a network of inpatient rehabilitation facilities, outpatient therapy centers and home health services throughout North and Central Texas to help patients return to independent and productive lifestyles.

C & R Medical Supplies is a veteran-owned provider of durable medical equipment and medical supplies, with experience serving people with spinal cord injuries.

Centre for Neuro Skills provides specialized rehabilitation that helps people with traumatic or acquired brain injuries work toward greater independence.

Carrollton Parks & Recreation provides adaptive and inclusive recreation programs, events, and accessible facilities for people of varied ages and abilities.

Serving Dallas, Fort Worth, and surrounding areas, our Texas Home & Community program provides neurorehabilitation from a team of licensed therapists in a patient’s home and community, providing a seamless transition between facilities or outpatient settings.

Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth provides pediatric medical care, specialty services, and family-centered support for children across the region.

Dallas Amputee Network is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports, mentors, and connects amputees, their families, and caregivers across North Texas.

Dallas VA Medical Center provides primary and specialty health services for veterans, including rehabilitation, mental health care, spinal cord injury care, and women's health services.

To enhance the quality of life of the citizens of Grapevine, through the stewardship of our natural resources and the responsive provision of quality leisure opportunities.
Helping Restore Ability supports people with disabilities and their families so they can live and thrive in their homes and communities.

HopeKids provides ongoing events, activities, and community support for families who have a child with cancer or another life-threatening medical condition.

Irving Parks & Recreation offers community recreation, fitness, youth, senior, and inclusive programs, including services at Georgia Farrow Recreation Center.

Lanai Therapies provides holistic, specialized therapy services for people with disabilities of all ages, with a focus on independence and family education.
Based in Garland, Lone Star PVA supports North Texas veterans through benefits assistance, advocacy, adaptive sports, and recreation.
MobilityWorks in Mesquite offers wheelchair accessible vehicle sales and rentals, adaptive driving equipment, and vehicle service for the Dallas area.
MSKTC provides free research-based rehabilitation resources for people living with spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and burn injury.

Move United is the national leader in community adaptive sports. Our 257 member organizations in 45 states are united by a single mission: ensuring everyone, regardless of ability, experiences the life-changing power of sport and is included in their community.
New Mobility shares wheelchair-user stories, practical advice, product information, recreation resources, and disability advocacy.

Pate Rehab's Brinlee Creek Ranch in Anna provides residential, day, and long-term neurorehabilitation services in a campus setting.

Pate Rehab's Las Colinas Treatment Center provides specialized inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for people recovering from brain injuries and strokes.
A statewide research study listening to Texans with disabilities and their families to help shape disability advocacy, programs, and services.

Rehab Without Walls provides neurological rehabilitation services for adults and children in home, community, residential, and outpatient settings.


The Spina Bifida Association of North Texas provides education, advocacy, resources, outreach, and support for children, adults, and families affected by spina bifida.

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine at UNT Health has trained physicians and served Fort Worth and communities across Texas for more than 50 years.

The Clubhouse for Special Needs provides a safe, engaging place where teens and young adults with intellectual or physical challenges can build skills, friendships, and independence.

The Tom and Susan Durant Foundation supports North Texas communities through charitable giving, employee service, and a commitment to match 100 percent of proceeds raised.

United Spinal Association's North Texas Chapter connects people with spinal cord injuries to local organizations and resources that support independent living.

Young Men’s Service League brings mothers and high school sons together to serve local communities, strengthen their relationships, and develop leadership skills.

The Coppell chapter of Young Men’s Service League brings mothers and high school sons together for community service, relationship building, and leadership development.

The Grapevine chapter of Young Men’s Service League brings mothers and high school sons together for community service, relationship building, and leadership development.

The Pacesetter chapter in Flower Mound brings mothers and high school sons together for community service, relationship building, and leadership development.

The Southlake chapter of Young Men’s Service League brings mothers and high school sons together for community service, relationship building, and leadership development.