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Las Vegas , NV — Three Veterans from Southern Nevada will participate in the 38th National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic (NDVWSC), April 1 – 7 in Aspen-Snowmass, Colorado. SNOWMASS

VILLAGE, COLO. – Three Veterans from Southern Nevada will participate in the 38th National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic (NDVWSC), April 1 – 7 in Aspen-Snowmass, Colorado. Army

Veterans Letoi Adams, Aurelio Valdez, and Air Force Veteran Harold Yago will take part in Alpine skiing, sled hockey, and several other adaptive sports activities alongside approximately 400

fellow disabled Veterans, supported by approximately 600 volunteers and 200 sponsors.  The first Winter Sports Clinic was held in 1987 and hosted 90 disabled Veterans. For nearly four

decades, the NDVWSC has helped Veterans who live with physical disabilities, as well as wounds unseen, overcome obstacles and challenge their perceived limitations. World-class instructors

and recreation therapists work closely with Veterans to help them experience the full potential of adaptive sports and recreation therapy as a tool for improved health and well-being.  The

five-day event, affectionally dubbed Miracles on a Mountainside, offers participants adaptive sports therapy opportunities, to include Alpine and Nordic skiing, sled hockey, scuba diving,

snowmobiling, rock climbing, and a myriad of workshops and activities.  The Winter Sports Clinic is co-sponsored by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and DAV (Disabled American

Veterans), with financial assistance from corporate sponsors and individual donors. To view content from the event, follow @Sports4Vets and @DAVHQ on X and Instagram, Sports4Vets and DAV on

Facebook, search #wintersportclinic or visit https://linktr.ee/davsocial. Photos and video will be available during the event at https://www.wintersportsclinic.org/media.  For more

information or to request an interview contact [email protected] or  CALL: 303-619-1145