United States Volt Hockey Association
THE NATIONAL VOLT HOCKEY ORGANIZATION SUPPORTED BY THE BOSTON SELF HELP CENTER
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About USVHA
Mission
To promote the growth and coordinate the activities of volt hockey in the United States
History
The United States Volt Hockey Association was founded in 2022 by the Boston Self Help Center (BSHC) to serve as the main governing and organizational body for volt hockey in the US. Originally created in Denmark in the 1990s, volt hockey has since become a popular adaptive sport for people with physical disabilities across Europe, Canada, and now here in the United States. With the help of local and national news stations, Northeastern University, and other disability non-profits, volt hockey is quickly gaining attention as another opportunity for people with disabilities to participate in sports.
“I love volt hockey because I am free to be myself and I feel like I can actually do something good as an equal team member."
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Vivienne Liedtke, 14
“Going to the World Cup in Sweden not only helped us grow as players learning the game, it was an amazing opportunity to get to play on a world stage."
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Desi Forte, 36
“It’s a perfect sport for me because it’s basically like driving my own power chair in a more competitive form."
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Marley Robinson, 23
Support the USVHA
As a non-profit organization just getting its start, we rely on the generosity of donors and volunteers to bring volt hockey to people with disabilities across the United States. Your support will go towards helping us purchase equipment, organize tournaments, and allow teams to travel to Sweden for the Volt Hockey World Cup!
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