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The Adaptive Movement

The Adaptive Movement is a free search engine connecting individuals with adaptive sports and recreation opportunities in NSW/ACT. It offers advanced filtering by activity type, location, adaptation needs, age, and gender to streamline the discovery of relevant programs and providers.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

Funding not disclosed

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Individuals seeking adaptive sports and recreation activities often face challenges in locating suitable programs due to fragmented information and the need for specialized search criteria. This difficulty in discovery limits participation and engagement in adapted physical activities.

Solution

The Adaptive Movement provides a centralized, free search engine designed to connect individuals with adaptive sport and recreation opportunities within NSW/ACT. The platform facilitates discovery through a robust filtering system, allowing users to identify activities based on type, location, specific adaptation needs, age, and gender. By aggregating provider information and contact details, The Adaptive Movement streamlines the process for users to find and engage with relevant programs, thereby increasing accessibility to adaptive sports.

Target Audience

The primary users are individuals seeking adaptive sports and recreation activities, as well as adaptive sport providers looking to increase their visibility and reach.

Features

  • Comprehensive search engine for adaptive sports and recreation activities in NSW/ACT.
  • Advanced filtering capabilities by activity type, geographical region, adaptation requirements, age group, and gender identity.
  • Curated database of adaptive sport providers with direct contact information.
  • User-friendly interface for efficient activity discovery and program identification.
  • Provider portal for listing and managing adaptive sport offerings.
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