The Point by Waypoint Adventure Waypoint Adventure

New England born and raised, Mary Sabelli, a Waypoint Adventure volunteer, knows a thing or two about education. Coming from a family of teachers, Mary gives a unique perspective on adventure education, inclusion and so much more. 

Moving across the country to a new city and trying to find a welcoming community can be tough. Kelsey Gross, a Waypoint Adventure volunteer, sits down with us to talk about her journey from Oregon to Boston, her experience with adventure, volunteering, coaching and working in the disability community, and finding community.

Dan Minnich and Adam Combs, the two co-founders of Waypoint Adventure (WPA), chat about the process of creating WPA and the importance of adventure 

Adventure. Disability. Access.

Over the past 9 years, Waypoint Adventure (WPA) has led adventure education programs for people with disabilities. The adventures vary from multi-day backpacking trips up in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, to single-day kayaking trips on the Charles River in Allston, MA. Through countless adventures with a variety of groups and individuals, one thing remains certain; through the power of adventure, people with (and without!) disabilities discover their purpose, talents and strengths.

Waypoint Adventure, along with the Podcast Garage, proudly introduce “THE POINT”: a podcast celebrating the power of adventure, brought to you by the WPA family who is committed to making these life-changing experiences accessible for each and every person.