Mission With Vision

Our mission is to enrich the lives of children with special needs and their families through sports, fine arts and educational programs to foster the development of courage, confidence, fitness, pride, joy and community. We envision Kinetic Kids as the premier and recognized leader for adaptive sports, fine arts and educational programming, serving children with intellectual and physical challenges, in our community and beyond, so that all children can achieve new possibilities previously unimaginable. We currently serve San Antonio, Castroville, Schertz, New Braunfels, and the Hill Country with seasonal recreational programs, monthly competitive programs and one-day events.

Who Are Kinetic Kids?

Kinetic Kids are children with special needs who need a way to participate, a place to belong and a chance to shine. We help Kinetic Kids overcome their daily struggles by adapting sports and recreational programs to their individual needs. Whether they are challenged with spina bifida, autism, Down syndrome, crutches, walkers or wheelchairs we enable them to become athletes, dancers, artists and more!

We Are Unique

1. A physical, occupational or recreational therapist is on site for every program to ensure the safety and success of each participant.
2. One-on-one volunteer assistance also ensures the safety of our athletes, and our parents also enjoy being able to sit on the sidelines and cheer!
3. Our athletes love competing in traditional athletic facilities, therefore we do not own a central facility. We funnel those savings into additional programs throughout San Antonio, Castroville, New Braunfels, Schertz and the Hill Country so that there is always a program nearby.
4. We offer programs year-round, ensuring your child always has a variety of sports and recreational activities to enjoy.

Keeping Kids Kinetic

Here’s why sports and recreation programs are important for children with special needs:

1. People with disabilities are much more likely to lead sedentary lives, and consequently develop secondary conditions like diabetes, respiratory failure, osteoporosis or cardiovascular disease.
2. Participants see marked improvements in strength, coordination and flexibility.
3. Physical, creative and social activities reduce the occurrence of depression.
4. Parents and teachers report seeing improvements in behavior, academics and social interaction among our participants.