What started out as an idea is now an interactive book that allows kids to step into an adventure, while also teaching kids about epilepsy.

The Greater Cincinnati nonprofit, the largest braille producer in the world, released a children's book written in both text and braille.

Marvel at a seed’s amazing travels as it turns into a tree, explore fascinating facts, maps and flags of the world, discover ...

We're teaching them inventory skills. They know stocking skills,” said Heather Foltz, the school’s Special Education Program Coordinator. “They are learning all of the safety skills that go ...

Ellie Laks founded the Gentle Barn over 25 years ago as a sanctuary that helps 200 farm animals with special needs and ...

What started as the simple act of Holley Hamm having a heart for struggling families and children has blossomed into an ...

Michelle's Crown Heights townhouse is an oasis of great design with an additional dimension: On some enchanted evenings, it ...

MaineCare, unlike most private insurers, also covers the therapies needed by kids who are identified with special needs. Loss of access to these services reduces the child’s chances of being ...

As the engagement with my posts increased, I gained a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by this community, and decided to write a children’s book about EA/TEF. The idea felt like a natural ...

The Harbor City-Harbor Gateway branch of the Los Angeles Public Library opened a new space designed with neurodiverse ...

Union County residents with disabilities and special needs and their families are invited to participate in the county’s first “Paint in the Park” event of the season. The free event will ...