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Space to Change Accessible Toilets Campaign

Wouldn’t it be amazing if every restroom had easy, private spaces for families like yours? Watch this video to see why these changes matter so much. Your story can spark change! Let’s work together to create more inclusive restrooms everywhere—because #SpaceToChange means freedom and dignity for all special needs families traveling the world.

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A Barrier-Free Beach Vacation at Rish Park

Discover an accessible paradise: Rish Park’s inclusive beach Escape the ordinary on Florida’s Gulf Coast with a destination designed just for you. Rish Park in St. Joe Bay offers barrier-free amenities so all abilities can explore sandy shores and crystal waters.

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Be Active and Healthy

Be Active Together: Family Fun for Healthier Living Discover simple ways to blend active days with wholesome meals for your kids—boosting their nutrition, teamwork skills, and overall wellness. Here’s how you and your family can enjoy a healthier lifestyle together. Start Small: Begin by setting achievable goals like adding an extra vegetable serving daily.

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Waving Not Drowning: The Process of Making Fitness Fun

Discover the joy in fitness fun activities for kids, especially those with special needs. Unlock success through tailored approaches that prioritize sustainability and enjoyment over rigid structures. Embrace diverse movements to cultivate a lifelong love for healthy living. Let’s redefine what “fit” looks like together!

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Upright in the Upsee: Oh, the Places We’ll Go!

Debby Einatan turned her son Rotem’s struggles into an invention that changed lives: the Upsee harness. What started as frustration with limited mobility options for kids like Rotem, paralyzed by cerebral palsy, became a product born out of necessity and love.

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Tools for Career Exploration

Discover powerful ways to guide your child’s career exploration with free tools from O*NET that uncover hidden potentials and align passions with future opportunities.

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Is Your Family Ready for Fun in the Water this Summer?

Prepare kids with disabilities for pool safety: Watch the video together before heading to the water this summer, creating custom reminders if needed. Remember, even life jackets aren’t foolproof against wandering or accidents – combine them with vigilant supervision and barriers for comprehensive protection. #WaterSafetyForDisabledKids #DisableChildrenPoolSafety

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Can Food Make Us Sick?

Food sensitivities run deep—it’s personal. Did you know one in 13 kids now has some kind of food allergy? Dive into the telltale signs and manage issues like bloating or low energy without guesswork. Let’s get real about eating right for YOU.

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Summer Camp Summer Fun

Summer Camp Options for Differently Abled Children: Find the Right Fit Discover camps tailored to special needs kids’ unique needs, offering fun adventures while boosting confidence. We’ll guide you in selecting the perfect fit based on location, length, cost, staff qualifications—and how to ease parental concerns about your child’s participation.

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Trying New Foods

Curious about introducing diverse textures? Try 50/50 swaps first! Mix new milks or breads with favorites gradually. Start by adding rice milk alongside cow’s milk, then slowly increase the alternate option over weeks—so they hardly notice the change! #DietaryAdventures

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