What does NHS stand for?

National Handicapped Sports

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Additionally, he served as an advisory board member for the National Handicapped Sports Association and as an official at national ski events for the disabled.

Former Assistant National Adjutant Richard Wilson dies

com 1,2,4,5,6,7 National Handicapped Sports 451 Hungerford Dr.

Adaptive Recreation Organizations

com National Handicapped Sports and Recreation Association (NHSRA) 1145 19th Street, NW Suite 717 Washington, DC 20036 Physically Limited Golfers Association (PLGA) 701 N.

Accessibility for golfers with disabilities: it's tee time

National Handicapped Sports and Recreation Association 1145 19th St.

Directory of national recreation organizations

Matt competes in National Handicapped Sports Downhill, Super G, Giant Slalom, and Slalom ski events, as an LW2, three-track skier.

Matt Perkins

Historically, sport for individuals with disabilities started within the United States with the formation of the American Athletic Association of the Deaf (1945), with a variety of other organizations being established over the following 48 years; including the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (1949), National Wheelchair Athletic Association (1956), National Handicapped Sports (1967), Special Olympics International (1968), U.

A reflection on person-first usage

Prior to joining the USOC, Jan served as the Summer Competition Manager for National Handicapped Sports (NHS) for two years and as Executive Director for the United States Amputee Athletic Association (now defunct) for one year.

First coordinator, disabled sports programs

As the first member of the Park City Disabled Ski Team, last year he received his Level I National Handicapped Sports (NHS) certification, a Professional Ski Instructors Association recognized certification.

Coping with post-traumatic seizures