The SouthEastern Wisconsin Adaptive Ski Program, or SEWASP (pronounced “see-wasp”), provides adaptive alpine skiing and snowboard lessons for people with disabilities in southeastern Wisconsin and surrounding areas. “Adaptive” refers to the modified equipment and teaching techniques used to enable skiers and snowboarders to participate safely and as independently as possible. Instruction is generally provided at Alpine Valley Ski Resort near East Troy, Wisconsin (southwest of Milwaukee on I-43), on Thursday evenings from January through mid-March.
New Trailer Thank You
We asked. You responded. A HUGE thank you for believing in our mission to support skiers and snowboarders with disabilities. Because of YOU and our committed friends, we were able to purchase the new SEWASP equipment trailer and volunteers came together to get it set up for the 2025-2026 ski season!
Participate
SEWASP lessons are by reservation and we provide both adaptive alpine skiing and snowboarding. A lesson includes instruction, equipment, and a lift ticket.
Volunteer
SEWASP is always looking for dedicated volunteer instructors and community volunteers for the ski and snowboard season.
Dry-land clinics are held Thursday evenings in October/November. On-snow clinics are held in December. Lessons occur primarily on Thursday afternoons & evenings and some Saturday mornings, and begin the first or second Thursday after New Years. Please contact us if you are interested.
Donate
Simply, your donations make huge smiles like this possible!