VARILITE supports opportunities and activities which promote and expand independence, connectedness and empowerment in the lives of people who use wheelchairs for mobility.
Here is more Information about who we support:
PROVAIL: Supporting People with Disabilities to Fulfill Their Life Choices
PROVAIL is an organization with 66 years of experience helping children and adults with disabilities live better lives. We are one of the state's largest private, multi-service agencies dedicated to meeting the needs of people with all types of disabilities.
Dignity
Our wide range of options and services are designed to aid clients to live with dignity and pride, realize their full potential, and take advantage of all of life's opportunities.
Choice
We help people make their own choices about how to live their lives and then we provide the support services to help them fulfill those choices with maximum independence.
Opportunity
PROVAIL offers a comprehensive range of services designed to expand opportunities for people with disabilities to live, work, and fully participate in the communities of their choice.
Independence
PROVAIL understands that being able to live independently is one of the most important goals to people with disabilities. We help people accomplish that goal and live with a strong sense of dignity.
PROVAIL Programs and Services
Many PROVAIL clients have multiple needs that PROVAIL meets by providing a wide range of creative and innovative services:
- Employment and Community Services
- Community Living Program
- Therapeutic and Assistive Technology Services
- Dental Clinic
- Fabrication Division
More information about PROVAIL is available here.
Seattle Slam Wheelchair Rugby
Seattle Slam is one of the Pacific Northwest's premier wheelchair rugby teams. Be sure to check their website for upcoming events and tournaments.
Camp ACCESS
Camp ACCESS provides Water sports: kayaking, sailing, swimming, arts & crafts, team building activities, self-confidence building activities, and cooperation skills for children with physical disabilities between the ages of 7 and 17.
"Right to Risk"
“Right to Risk” is about every individual’s right to choose what they are willing to do and risk in pursuit of their dreams. “Right to Risk” filmed eight individuals on a 15-day, 225-mile whitewater raft trip down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.
More information about "Right to Risk" is available here.