Our Impact
Make a Difference and Change Lives
Each year, Challenge Center provides more than 20,000 hours of transformative therapeutic services to people of all ages with severe mobility disorders and their families. Your support ensures that Challenge Center clients in need continue to receive the physical therapy necessary to regain their independence, the assisted fitness services required to maintain good health, and the positive environment to restore their spirits long after their health insurance coverage for these services has ended. Challenge Center’s Scholarship Fund subsidizes this care for low income and underinsured/uninsured individuals, and those who have exhausted their insurance coverage. But we can't do it without your help!
You Make the Difference
By supporting the Challenge Center you can help those in need of financial assistance to get the care and treatment they need. See how Challenge Center works with clients to provide physical therapy and fitness, and achieve amazing goals!
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Success Stories

“All I know is that I’m going to fully enjoy living the rest of my story.”
Eric Galvez, (Brain Cancer)

“This place was my saving grace. They were so creative about coming up with things to address the impact of my stroke.”
Amanda Hailey, (Stroke)
Policeman and Survivor

“I love it there! They help me get better. I ask many questions regarding exercise, and I get answers. I walk better; I am now able to run! I want to improve... and I am.”
Nancy Cohee, (Stroke)

“After being told I’ll never walk again, and now I’m able to walk, I think anything is possible.”
Tony Radna, (Spinal Cord Injury)
The Year in Numbers
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of Balance Class participantsmeasurably reduced their risk of fall.
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of clients maintained or improvedtheir self care function.
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Loss of self care function is thenumber 1 reason seniors are
admitted into nursing homes.
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Minutes of exercise, 3 times perweek boosts brain power, reduces
stress, and has been shown to
prevent/delay dementia.