Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month often focuses on visibility. For families receiving supports and services, awareness isn’t an abstract idea. It’s something they live every day in ways that are deeply personal. For many families, information can feel like both […]
Inclusive Play at Home: How Parents Can Adapt Toys for Children with Disabilities
Every child deserves the joy of play. With just a few simple tools and steps, parents can make that possible right from home. If your child has a disability that […]
Raising Ryan: A Story of Resilience, Advocacy, and Disability Employment Success
“Reflections of a Mom” Written by Ginger Stringer, Physician & Community Outreach Specialist “He has mental retardation, and you gave it to him,” said the Pediatrician. I stared at Ryan […]
The Disability Pride Flag: A Symbol of Inclusion, Accessibility, and Community Empowerment
Disability Pride Month is celebrated in July to commemorate the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act by President George W. Bush on July 26 in 1990. This landmark civil […]
Why Disabled Parking Matters: A Guide for Everyone
Parking is a common occurrence for many people, and it can seem that there are countless handicap spots that are open, yet you have you park far away from your […]
