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NORCAL TRYKERS Providing mobility to children with disabilities.
A Northern California nonprofit organization providing custom, adaptive tricycles to children with disabilities.
Our Mission
Helping Kids With Disabilities Become Mobile By Providing Therapeutic Tricycles
NorCal Trykers is a nonprofit organization created for the sole purpose of providing, at no cost, customized therapeutic tricycles to children with disabilities. Our mission is to provide mobility, exercise, confidence and a sense of normalcy to the lives of worthy recipients in the greater Sacramento area of Northern California. NorCal Trykers is a chapter of National AMBUCS, Inc. which is located in North Carolina.
Each Amtryke is custom-made and custom-fit for the child's disability.
The ability to ride a bike is often not a reality for children with physical or developmental challenges. Properly balanced and safely supported, almost any child can ride an Amtryke. They are designed to address the varied needs of any individual with disabilities.
The opportunity to ride a tryke helps to build important physical and life skills
Proven to build motor skills, strength and self esteem.
Trykes help kids be kids!
It is fun to ride and offers the child the chance for age appropriate inclusive play with peers and family.
Tryke Assembly Team
VOLUNTEER BUILDERS
NorCal Trykers relies on the generous donations of time and expertise of volunteers from around the area. Please contact Gill Williams at (530) 400-4792 if you are able to donate a few hours to help us build trykes for our quarterly giveaway events.
Testimonials & TV Coverage
KCRA - October 2019
KCRA - October 2019
KCRA - October 2019
KCRA featured NorCal Trykers in the 2019 Zombie Bike Parade in Davis, organized by the Independent Order of Oddfellows of Davis. Enjoy the video at https://www.kcra.com/article/zombie-bike-parade-rolls-through-davis/29528919
Tommy
KCRA - October 2019
KCRA - October 2019
"I'm going to ride my bike to Roundtable Pizza!"
Joshua
KCRA - October 2019
Joshua
Joshua's mom is thrilled "that he now has the ability to participate in more physical family activities and that he has something that all the other kids have."
Aiden
Aiden
Joshua
Aiden's mom is "excited that he'll finally be able to go outside and play."
Erik
Aiden
Jacob
Erik's favorite thing to do now is to ride his bike. His Dad says it is wonderful to see him now being able to accomplish something that he was not able to before.
Jacob
Aiden
Jacob
Enjoying his new wheels in his neighborhood.