Where
we play
BORP’s roots are in Berkeley but our reach now extends across the Bay Area with regular programs in San Francisco and San Jose and our virtual programs can be accessed from anywhere in the world.
When
we play
We run events and activities every day of the week and with 20+ programs weekly, there’s something for everyone. Check out our full calendar to learn more.
Who
we are
Founded in 1976 by people with disabilities, BORP has been a leader since its inception. We are the Bay Area’s main provider of high-quality adaptive sports and rec programs.
Who
we serve
BORP supports youth and adults with mobility and vision disabilities, breaking down physical and financial barriers to recreation and community.
What
we do
BORP empowers individuals with mobility and vision disabilities through adaptive athletic and outdoor programs that build independence, health, and community.
Why
we do it
We believe in the power of community-led adaptive recreation programming to build strength and transform lives.
Up Next: Free Adaptive Boccia Clinic
Try Boccia This Sunday!
Free. Beginners welcome. Equipment and snacks provided.
Loved the Expo, or missed it? Try boccia at our free clinic with USA Boccia and Youth Challenge. USA Boccia reps are flying in to teach, and your feedback will help us decide whether boccia joins BORP's lineup.
A Paralympic sport since 1984, boccia was designed for athletes with significant physical disabilities. Players throw, kick, or use a ramp with an assistant, so there's a way to play for almost everyone. USA Boccia is actively recruiting new athletes.
Think bocce meets curling: strategy, precision, and nerve, not strength. No experience needed. Family, caregivers, and friends welcome too.
Ready to play?Sunday, November 1 at James Kenney Community Center
Register NowCheck Out Our Programs
Up Next: Free Adaptive Boccia Clinic
Try Boccia This Sunday!
Free. Beginners welcome. Equipment and snacks provided.
Loved the Expo, or missed it? Try boccia at our free clinic with USA Boccia and Youth Challenge. USA Boccia reps are flying in to teach, and your feedback will help us decide whether boccia joins BORP's lineup.
A Paralympic sport since 1984, boccia was designed for athletes with significant physical disabilities. Players throw, kick, or use a ramp with an assistant, so there's a way to play for almost everyone. USA Boccia is actively recruiting new athletes.
Think bocce meets curling: strategy, precision, and nerve, not strength. No experience needed. Family, caregivers, and friends welcome too.
Ready to play?Sunday, November 1 at James Kenney Community Center
Register NowOur Impact
of youth participants said BORP increased their confidence and self-esteem
of participants said BORP increased their overall sense of well being
of participants said BORP improved their mental health
of participants said BORP increased their social connections and supportive relationships



