Event Description: The Inaugural Adaptive Disc Golf and sports Clinic is designed to encourage people with disabilities to be more active and provide information on ways to adapt sports and recreational and leisure activities. This is a fun, interactive event for all. Volunteers are needed to provide directions and guidance to on-site session locations, assist presenters, guide participants through activities while describing the environment and assisting them to orient and maintain orientation as needed, and assist. Before and after shifts, we hope volunteers will join us to learn how you can help build a more welcoming community.  
 
Wednesday, May 28 is an introduction to working with people with blindness, low vision, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and mental health conditions as well as an opportunity to become familiar with the venue and event organizers, learn your role as a lead volunteer and key to event success, and try out some of the clinic’s events.  Lead Volunteers will need to be available this day. 
 
Thursday, May 29 is round robin style clinic. Participants will be assigned to teams and rotate through a set of events they have signed up for. Presenters will teach participants how to play and give plenty of opportunities for hands-on practice.  
 
Friday, May 30 is time for participants to show off their skills in tournament competitions for archery, boccia, corn hole, pickleball, or the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) sanctioned tournament.  

Volunteer Position Descriptions: 
Guides: Will assist participants with blindness and low vision locate session locations. Guides will also provide directions and descriptions of the environment and surroundings. They may be asked to hold leashes for dog guides. 
 
Presenter Assistants: Will act as runners, help demonstrate actions and facilitate communication between presenters and event organizers. 

Disc Golf Hole Supervisors: will follow the cards from the basket to the tee box. They will act as spotters and provide clear directions and audio cues for players throwing toward the baskets.  
 
Lunch Guides: Will assist participants in understanding their lunch options, help facilitate the ordering process, guide participants to seats, and assist with cleanup.  
 
Greeters/Registration Table: Will provide directions to registration tables and event locations and assist participants through the check-in process.  

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