free stuff for adults with disabilities - resources, equipment, discounts, leads, scholarships and more, for adults with disabilities and/or special needs
As a family homeschooling dyslexic kids, free is not a common word we hear. Most therapies, tutors and programs are not covered by insurance. And many curriculum choices are pricey. So any free help we can get is a blessing! Click on the free ebooks and printables below, and list of websites, apps and more.…
Our Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month Cutouts celebrate the diverse abilities and unique contributions of people with developmental disabilities.
Essays, art and opinion exploring the lives of people living with disabilities.
From foundations and grants to books, bikes and benefits - a big list of places that can help out with free stuff for kids with disabilities
We are often asked by parents if we think their child has dyslexia when the child is having difficulty learning to read. This question certainly is raised if the child is reversing letters or numbers in writing. There seems to be a certain mystic around the term “dyslexia”. “Dyslexia” simply means “difficutly with words” as dys […]
All students can be successful in college, including those with learning disabilities. Here are the most common accommodations LD students should ask for.
Why come out as a disabled? What's the incentive for coming out and telling people you have a disability if you can pass as non-disabled?
How do you support your students on their journey to disability pride?
Massive list of 11 federal and 50 state agencies that you can ask for assistance with your disability issue. If you are living with a disability and need help, each state has a Disabilities Protection and Advocacy group to help all individuals, all disabilities, all ages.
Uno de los temas recurrentes en este blog es el Síndrome de Asperger , principalmente porque yo he nacido con esta condición . También por...
Do you have a disability and struggle with poverty? You're not alone. Help is available. Check out the available financial assistance for disabled adults.
Are you disabled and looking for ways to save money while on disability? Discover how these super useful sites can help you!
Accessibility. How to make your home more accessible plus where to find accessible accommodations when you are chronically ill.
I'm definitely not an expert on disabilities students may have. So, I've been trying to find out more information. I've been looking for some good fact sheets about the most common disabilities; and, I scored the jackpot! These are from the National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (which, sadly, last lost funding and has…
Asperger Syndrome, First Edition: 9781572305342: Medicine & Health Science Books @ Amazon.com
The ConnecTra Society is a connecting agency, linking people with physical disabilities to activities and programs.
Dr. Amy and Dr. Jody host this conversation with Debbie Reber, M.A., author of the book, “Differently Wired: A Parent’s Guide to Raising an Atypical Child with Confidence and Hope” and founder of Tilt Parenting.
Learn how to identify learning disabilities in the classroom. Child Mind Institute offers tips for helping children with learning disabilities in school.
How parents can empower their children to overcome limitations and setbacks. Why Advocating for a child with special needs is important.
