For a Child in Need, In-Home Respite Makes a Difference
At age 8, he had lost his mother to a prolonged illness; his father had already abandoned him. While still grieving, Xavier’s grandparents faced the challenge of raising […]
“It’s Very Cool” A Social Worker Says of Seeing Her Client Progress from One Device to the Next
Shannon Swope knows what a family of a child with disabilities faces, when it comes to obtaining the proper piece of assistive technology. Such devices allow a child […]
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 [...]
By Dan
In Advocacy and Self-Advocacy, Autism, Disability Awareness and Appreciation, Disability Awareness Month
Posted Appreciating Autism with Julia
Sunny days have become sunnier at Sesame Street with a new kid on the block, a vivacious girl with bright red hair and large, expressive green eyes. Meet Julia. And she happens […]
Meet Us at the Access-ABILITY Resource Fair at the Morris Museum
This Sunday, April 2, 2017, between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m., come meet us at the Access-ABILITY Resource Fair! This event will be held at the Morris Museum, 6 Normandy […]