Accessibility
Our Commitment to Accessibility
People with disabilities are an invaluable part of the Greater Midland family. Aligned with our core purpose to Build Belonging, we're dedicated to making our buildings accessible and offering inclusive programs, so everyone in our community can experience enriching social and physical activities.
Accessible Features
Accessible Changing Room
Accessible Parking Spots
Adult-Sized Changing Table
Adventure Track
Automatic Doors
Easy Access Lockers
Accessible Programs
Rock Steady Boxing
Rock Steady Boxing is a fitness program built for people living with Parkinson’s Disease and related conditions. Based on non-contact boxing – but without any boxing experience necessary – the exercises help participants gain strength, stability and confidence, so they can continue leading an independent life. Facilitated by certified personal trainers and wellness professionals, our classes are energizing and bring people together in a spirit of camaraderie.
Andy's League
Andy’s League brings the fun of curling to people with disabilities and their families through the use of adaptive equipment. The league is held at Greater Midland Curling Center – part of the Community Center facility – and meets most Saturday mornings from 9-11 a.m. Participation is free and all equipment is provided. The public is also welcome to watch and experience the joyful and exciting atmosphere.
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