All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘desiree kameka’
Our Hope for the 1 in 59 Children Diagnosed with Autism Today
When the CDC announced that the prevalence rate of autism has risen yet again – 1 in 59 children – […]
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What Can Group Homes Offer People with Disabilities?
Group homes are homes in the community where a disability service provider both maintains and controls a household as well […]
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Coalition for Community Choice Advocates Unite for Choice in “Finding ‘CommUnity'”
The Coalition for Community Choice (CCC), founded by Madison House Autism Foundation, is effort led by of hundreds of organizations and […]
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How Campus Models Help Seniors with Intellectual Disabilities Stay Connected
Bill, a charming 56-year-old Southern gentleman sits proudly under the lifetime’s worth of taekwondo medals and the sashes from being […]
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Winter Sports for People of All Abilities: Adaptive Skiing Centers in the USA
Did you know that most winter sports, including skiing, can be adapted for individuals with disabilities? Individuals who live in […]
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Challenges and Victories For Rident Park, An Emerging Community for Adults with Special Needs
Have you ever thought about building your own supported living community for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DDs)? Maybe you’ve considered […]
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Public Assistance: A Lifeline for People with Special Needs
When you notice a cute little girl with Down Syndrome in Target or a young man on the autism spectrum […]
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Words Matter: The Dos and Don’ts When Talking About Disabilities
Words matter. They help us understand each other and the things around us. Sometimes well-intentioned people do not know how […]
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5 Things You Need to Know About Disability Housing and Advocacy
If you or a loved one has an intellectual/developmental disability (I/DD) and/or autism, it is imperative that you consider the […]
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5 Reasons Why Autistic Adults Should Consider Tiny Homes
Tiny home skeptics are asking, “Who would ever want to live in a 350 square-foot space?” As evidenced by the […]
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