Started by a team of physical therapists, the foundation creates life-enhancing experiences for people who have experienced trauma, illness or life-altering disabilities.
The organization believes recovery extends beyond physical healing and focuses on helping individuals regain confidence and enjoy meaningful moments. Through its “Life Enhancements” program, participants can experience activities ranging from simple outings, like going out to eat, to larger adventures, including road trips, fishing excursions and visits to amusement parks. Each experience is tailored to the individual’s interests and abilities.
Organizers say these opportunities promote independence, strengthen social connections and create lasting memories while reminding participants that meaningful experiences are still possible despite the challenges they face.
James Kilgore, vice president of The Way Foundation, joined “Arizona Horizon” to teach us more about the foundation and its goals.
