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2008 Events

In 2008 The Wood River Ability Program will host ten recreation-rehabilitation programs for recently wounded U.S. Veterans form Afghanistan and Iraq.

January
Wounded Hero’s Alpine Camp

February
Cross Country Development Camp

March
Wounded Hero’s Alpine Camp

March
Hosted the Hartforde US Disabled Alpine Ski Championships at Solider Mountain Ski Resort in Fairfield Idaho

May
Amputee Surf Camp Hawaii

July
Main Fork of the Salmon River Trip

August
Dryland Cross Country Development Camp

September
Amputee Surf Camp Pismo Beach

October
MS 150 Bike Ride San Antonio to Corpus Christy

December 2008 to April 2009 
Adaptive Alpine Ski and Snowboard lessons

Please visit our Programs page to learn more!
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Welcome To Wood River Ability Program
We are outdoor recreation leaders who have decided to do something to help US military amputees.  Director Marc Mast is a Sun Valley Ski Instructor, the Ski School’s Director of Adaptive Sports and Director of the Wood River Ability Program (WRAP). In addition to 30 years of ski instruction Marc has 26 years of experience (beginning with the Viet Nam conflict) helping wounded veterans develop new skills in outdoor recreation.

Mission:
WRAP is a 501(c) 3 Charitable Corporation established in 1995 to promote physical and mental health for persons with disabilities through sports and recreation.

Goals:
  • To promote a positive self image through sports and recreation.
  • To rejuvenate strong family bonds and friendships by including family and friends in sports and recreation activities whenever possible.
  • To promote inclusion for people with disabilities in family, social and community sports and recreation activities.
  • To maintain a strong national network with other organizations providing similar services, such as, The United States Disabled Ski Team, Disabled Sports USA, Operation Comfort, The Wounded Warrior Project, The Amputee Surfing Assoc.
  • To educate the community to the needs and abilities of persons with disabilities.
  • To help revitalize and rejuvenate the lives of people with disabilities thru sports and recreation.