Activities 4 Better Living Experience (ABLE)
Disabled Services
The City of Mission Viejo is committed to providing successful recreational opportunities to individuals of all abilities! Look for our new ABLE logo to identify specific programs that can help provide an inclusive experience today.
To request an accommodation due to a disability or medical condition, include a written statement explaining the requested accommodation, and the City will endeavor to address your request. For more information or to make a request, contact RCS@cityofmissionviejo.org or 949-470-3061. For more information on Library access options, go to https://cityofmissionviejo.org/access.
Recreation and Community Services Programs
Splash into Summer at Marguerite Aquatics Complex
Come enjoy recreational swimming activities, water and lawn inflatables, free swimming lessons, music, food and more! For more information, contact 949-380-2552 or swimoffice@mvnadadores.org. ABLE participants can arrive an hour early to enjoy modified programming, fun sensory activities and more.
Sun / May 4 / Free / MAC ABLE 11 am - noon / General Admission noon - 2 pm
Splash Pad
The Splash Pad is the place to be for some "splashtacular" fun. A colorful space filled with sprays, misters, hoses, and splash buckets make for an excellent water play experience for all ages. *A day pass is required for a guest.
Mon-Sun / 10:30 am - dusk or closing time / Free* / MFIT
Adaptive Programs
Wheelchair Adaptive Tennis Programs
The City of Mission Viejo will host bi-monthly free clinics for wheelchair and adaptive tennis players. For updates and registration information, call 949-859-4348 option 4.
Jr. Wheelchair Tennis with Keith Orahood
Ages 6-17
This adaptive wheelchair youth tennis program is for players with disabilities. IT is designed to develop tennis skills in a positive, adaptive environment. A limited supply of sports chairs and loaner racquets are available. For updates and registration information, call 949-859-4348 option 4.
Mission for Autism
Ages 5-22
Mission for Autism aims to provide a structured and supportive environment where individuals can develop their tennis skills, improve physical fitness, and enhance social interactions. Through the guidance of Coach Ryan Hill and the support of parents and caregivers, participants can experience the many benefits that sports and physical activity can offer, including improved coordination, self-confidence, and social skills. Parent participation may be required in certain aspects of the program. To volunteer, register or for more information, contact tennis@cityofmissionviejo.org or 949-859-4348, option 4.
Library and Cultural Arts Programs
Sensory Friendly Concert with Pacific Symphony
All ages
Families are invited to an inclusive concert designed for those who experience sensory challenges and can benefit from a relaxed atmosphere.
Th / March 27 / 11 am - noon / Free / NPM
Sensory Backpacks
Sensory backpacks are available for checkout! Each sensory backpack is a kit designed to accommodate different learning styles and address special sensory and development needs. They contain books, media, fidgets, and activities to help parents and children explore concepts like feelings, focus, and social skills.
Sensory Storytime
Ages 3 & up
An interactive and inclusive story time geared towards children with special needs. Held one Saturday a month at the Mission Viejo Library. Space is limited. Registration is required and available by emailing libraryprograms@cityofmissionviejo.org.
For information on Library access options, go to https://cityofmissionviejo.org/access.