Last month, Megan Higgins, founder and president of Hudson Inclusive Playground (HIP), along with co-founder Dr. Jessica Hoefler and the many committee members, from parent advocates to medical professionals, including
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The Lake County Board of Developmental Disabilities will host a Community Job Fair on Wednesday, October 7 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Mentor Public Schools — Paradigm, 6465
... By: Molly Murphy Berry, Esq., Community Fund Ohio
Learning that your child may have a developmental disability can leave you with more questions than answers. Where do you start? Who
... by Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities, mcbdd.org
Technology can be an amazing sidekick for families raising children with special needs. From helping a child communicate and follow a routine,
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The Scharfenort family learns that a tablet with communication software and early intervention therapy, which are supports provided through Cuyahoga DD, are good tools for their daughter Eliza, who has developmental disabilities.
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Families with children with disabilities can discover inspiring books that celebrate differences and encourage inclusion. Kids can enjoy these fun, engaging reads while seeing themselves reflected in the characters and
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This festival highlights the bounty of the season with apple- and honey-themed activities, demonstrations and hands-on fun for the whole family. Watch apple cider and butter being made, see beekeeping demonstrations, and tour Farmpark’s special “Johnny Appleseed” trail.
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Blast off into the future of space exploration and become part of the Artemis Generation at NASA Discovery Days, September 18 and 19, an interactive, free event featuring the teams from NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, the only NASA center in the Midwest.
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Find activities and events for children with special needs and their parents and families. Many events provide sensory-friendly and inclusive activities for all abilities. Check out the following happenings in the region.
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Cleveland Metroparks Zoo revealed that the Amur leopard cub born July 1 is a boy — and now they’re giving the public a chance to help name him! The zoo has three names to choose from, community members can cast their vote by September 28.
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