Welcome to the Spina Bifida Association of Arizona, a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization working to enhance the quality of life for those living with Spina Bifida as well as promoting the prevention.
Latina Agent of Change Conference!
If you're a teenager and of latin decent then come and enjoy FREE breakfast and lunch as well as gain vital information about your health. Click on the following link to download the brochure for details of the event, we will see you there!
Summer Mondays at Baja Fresh Mexican Grill
Dine at any of the 13 Baja Fresh locations in the valley every other Monday starting on June 7th to help the Spina Bifida Association of Arizona (SBAAZ).
Bring in the flyer below and Baja Fresh will donate 15% of your total to SBAAZ. Invite all your friends and family to enjoy some great Mexican food support a great cause.
Mondays at Baja Fresh for SBAAZ Flyer
Super Cyclist
Ever since John was a boy, he wanted to fight crime. He was told by other boys his age that he couldn't because he's in a wheelchair. He doesn't let that stop him. He works out to become strong and studies hard in school. He becomes a superhero who uses a special handcycle to protect people.
My name is Dave Carl. I am a social worker and I am using this book as a tool to teach children (with and without disabilities) to believe in themselves. The cost of the book is $14.00 (that includes shipping). 5% of the profits are being donated to SBAA. If you are interested in purchasing a copy please email me at: daveac12@gmail.com
Free scuba training
The Arizona Disabled Scuba Divers Foundation (ADSDF) mission is to enrich the lives on people with disabilities by training them in the sport of scuba diving. We have had the pleasure of putting on several Discovery Scuba Diving days for potential disabled Divers last year and hope to take it a step further this year and train handicapped individuals to become Scuba Certified. This will allow individuals with disabilities to dive anywhere in the world with either another certified diver or, depending on their ability level, with a Handicapped Scuba Association (HSA) certified Buddy.
Right now we are looking for four individuals that are legally disabled and interested in learning how to Scuba Dive over the next two months. We are planning on doing the classroom portion first using a standard PADI testing method to insure that all divers understand that, while very safe, diving involves certain procedures that must be followed. After the classroom portion is completed we will move on to the confined water portion of our Scuba Training program. This part is typically accomplished over two days with about four hours each day in one of our community pools.
If you are interested, please contact the Arizona Disabled Scuba Divers Foundation at:
Arizona Disabled Scuba Divers Foundation
P.O. Box 28363
Tempe, AZ 85285
Phone: 480.968.6465
Email: info@azcandive.com
