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Our Mission

The Axis Project is on a mission to empower lives, break barriers, and build an inclusive world.

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RollOut Jam

Experience the most inclusive roller skating party!! Breaking barriers and celebrating diversity, RollOut Jam is a space for advocacy, networking, and entertainment.

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Our Ethos

Our Ethos at The Axis Project goes beyond being just a gym. It’s akin to a community putting your gloves on before you step into the ring. While you may enter alone, you’ll feel the unwavering support, encouragement, and camaraderie from those who believe in you.

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Unlimited Access: Navigating Parenthood with Jose Hernandez + Jessica DeLaRosa

Join us as we delve into the experiences, thoughts, concerns, and aspirations of parents navigating the unique journey of parenthood with disabilities.

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The Axis Project's Origin Story

George Gallego’s personal journey from identifying gaps to pioneering a wellness hub for personal growth and societal transformation

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UNIVERSAL DISABILITY IMPACT

Investing in quality-of-life programs for people with disabilities is not only a moral imperative for creating inclusivity but also brings broad social, economic, and health benefits for individuals and the community at large.

61M

EXPERIENCE DISABILITY

Around 61 million people. constituting approximately 27% of the U.S. population, live with a disability – that’s 1 in 4. This diverse community includes individuals from various races, genders, religions, sexual orientations. socio-economic backgrounds, and thousands of unique disability experiences.

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MOBILITY IMPAIRMENT

The 19 million with limited mobility, due to accidents, disease, or aging, require a community-wide approach. addressing barriers, promoting inclusion, supporting healthcare, enhancing employment, providing accessible transportation, offering caregiver support. raising awareness, and developing protective policies.

81%

DO NOT FEEL WELCOME

81% of people with disabilities feel unwelcome in fitness spaces due to inaccessible equipment. societal standards, discrimination, and biased treatment. Limited representation of disabled trainers and restricted access to inclusive fitness spaces worsen the issue.
2X

TWICE THE RISK

Persons with disabilities face double the risk of conditions like depression, asthma, diabetes, stroke, obesity, or poor oral health. This heightened risk has a broad impact on the community, affecting healthcare. economics, productivity, social support, education, awareness, and policy considerations.