Games & discovery
Large-print games, leisure education activities, and resources for exploring interests.
Programs
Make space for
meaningful recreation.
Through Access Granted, everyday recreation becomes an opportunity for expression, enjoyment, and connection.
Access Granted
Wellness Bags,
with the person in mind.
Access Granted delivers customized Wellness Bags to older adults, people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and underserved community members.
Activities can be chosen around ability, sensory preferences, cognitive engagement, and wellness goals. The aim is to encourage independence, self-expression, and recreation as part of everyday well-being.
What could be inside?
Small tools. Many ways to play.
Every bag is different. Items may include:
Creativity & reflection
Journals and affirmation cards that make room for self-expression.
Sensory & adaptive tools
Sensory supports and recreation tools selected with individual preferences in mind.
Start a conversation
Recreation that starts
with listening.
Tell us what you’re looking for.
Individuals, caregivers, facilities, and community organizations can inquire about program fit.
Talk through the details.
Ask about current availability, location, participation requirements, any costs, and accommodations before making plans.
Explore the possibilities.
The team can discuss interests, preferences, and the next steps that apply to your request.
Questions before you reach out
Let’s make the next step easier.
Can I ask on behalf of someone else?
Yes. Families, caregivers, facilities, and community organizations can start a conversation. Share general interests and access needs; please avoid sending sensitive health information through the initial inquiry.
What is the service area and cost?
Contact Rec & Chill to confirm current availability, location, eligibility, and any costs for your request. The team’s public involvement information includes Tampa Bay events and drop-offs.
How can I help with Access Granted?
You can express interest in volunteering, provide wishlist supplies, or inquire about sponsorship.
Do you offer other services?
The organization’s services page lists mobile recreational therapy and consulting. Ask the team about current service availability and suitability.
Make room for recreation
A little play. A lot of possibility.
Help create more opportunities for connection, choice, and belonging.