Parents across the country are beginning to homeschool their children in increasing numbers. This comes with a range of difficulties, including lack of resources and guidance. Parents of children with disabilities are especially struggling to match the special education services their child was offered at school. In an effort to help these parents, we’ve compiled […]
Adaptive Bike-Sharing on the Rise
Bike-sharing, or the use of rental bikes for transportation in urban areas, has become increasingly popular across the United States. The systems allow riders to pay a fee to ride a bike from one docking station to another. Adaptive bikes are becoming increasingly available through bike-sharing programs. Where are adaptive bikes available? Portland, OR A […]
Home Activities for Children with Disabilities
School provide more than just educational lessons; it includes meals, socialization, and exercise. For children with disabilities, it may be a place they receive special education, specialized assistance, and additional therapies. Parents of disabled children may also opt to homeschool their children. Many parents and caregivers may be working from home simultaneously, adding another obstacle […]
Adaptive Winter Sports and Fitness in Michigan
It can be difficult to find sports, recreation, and fitness opportunities for kids with disabilities, especially in the winter months. Here are a few ideas to get your child with disabilities involved in a sport or activity this winter! Southeastern Michigan Michigan Adaptive Sports Program: An organization that provides year-round sporting opportunities for individuals with […]
5 Valentine’s Day Crafts for Kids with Disabilities
Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to spend some quality time with your loved ones over a family craft. Children with physical or cognitive disabilities may struggle with fine motor skills like cutting or drawing, but there are still many activities they can enjoy on this holiday. We put together a list of our five […]