Basketball Clinic
The Adaptive Community Training (A.C.T.) Program hosts a FREE annual amputee basketball and mobility clinic.  Led by the Warriors Basketball Academy, AMP1 Basketball and the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF), the clinic teaches fundamentals of the game in a supportive team environment. 

The clinic is designed to focus on skill development and mobility for those affected by limb loss while encouraging a healthy and active lifestyle. Participants of all activity levels and experience are encouraged to attend.

The AMP1 Basketball Team is comprised of amputee athletes who connected while seeking opportunities to play competitive stand-up basketball.  AMP1 demonstrates that all you need is courage, motivation, and heart to follow your dreams.

Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) Empowers lives through sport. Costs of adaptive sports equipment and lack of resources should not keep individuals with physical challenges from being active.

UCSF Adaptive Community Training (A.C.T.) Program assists those affected by limb loss in maximizing their physical and functional mobility.  With two integral components, rehabilitation and outreach, the program offers both the community and the tools to make a complete recovery following amputation.