Notable Disability Articles: Period Ending April 30, 2018
Welcome to our latest installment of noteworthy disability-themed articles! This week, we have a large selection of articles of people and events in New Jersey! As a leader in […]
For C.J., New Friends. For His Mom, Peace of Mind
“He looks forward to the program every week,” says Joann M. about her son C.J., in regard to his participating in Weekend Recreation. C.J. has attended most of the […]
Small Wonder: ReaderPen for Persons with Dyxlexia
Not even the creators of Star Trek would have imagined that a seemingly magical device that can read words on a page could fit inside a ballpoint pen, much […]
DDD Issues 2018 Summer Camp Funding Guidance
The New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) Family Support program may be able to provide limited camp funding assistance for DDD-eligible individuals who are not enrolled [...]
Cueing Up Word Prediction
For this week’s Assistive Tech Tuesday feature, we revisit Stephanie P. and her use of assistive technology to engage in her love of learning. A program she particularly liked […]
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Posted Our Latest Notable and Favorite Disability Articles
Welcome to our latest installment of noteworthy disability-themed articles! In addition, as a leader in the field, we are pleased to share our experience, knowledge, and expertise with the [...]
Cathy P. Is Always Upbeat!
Spotting Cathy P. in a crowd at Weekend Recreation is easy. She is the one wearing a sizable assortment of medals she earned through track and field and […]
By Dan
In Assistive Tech Tuesday, Assistive Technology, Cerebral Palsy, College for People with Disabilities, Our Consumers, Testimonials
Posted Assistive Technology Helps Stephanie in Her Love of Learning
“Though I’m just learning,” Stephanie P. says, “I feel more independent.” Stephanie, a woman with cerebral palsy, in her early 50s, is a life-long learner who loves researching (more […]
Of Mice and Bees: An Oldie but Goodie
Young children whose nervous system is still being developed and many persons with physical disabilities have something in common: challenges with their small-motor coordination. It is thus [...]
More than Just Awareness: Autism Appreciation and Acceptance
It’s one of the most recognizable symbols; yet, it represents a complete mystery. A jigsaw puzzle is made up of many interlocking pieces. Each piece is a different color. Each […]