ADVOCACY & INNOVATION

 

 

 

Special needs children

https://www.familylifeshare.com/special-needs-children/

 

 

"Planning a Trip to Disney for a Child with Disabilities or Medical Needs"

 

We recently published a free resource guide titled "Planning a Trip to Disney for a Child with Disabilities or Medical Needs", which I thought would be useful for your readers who are planning a trip to Disney.

Disney strives to provide a memorable experience for every child and has been consistently ranked as the most accommodating theme park in the U.S. for families of children with special needs.

Our guide provides information on the types of accommodations and services Disney provides for each type of disability such as:

• Cognitive Disabilities
• Visual Disabilities
• Behavioral (ADD/ADHD)
• Health (Diabetes)

 

We also included updated information about the Disability Access Service pass, and the required steps to obtain one.

You can view the guide here: https://millionmilesecrets.com/guides/planning-a-trip-to-disney-for-a-child-with-disabilities-or-medical-needs/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Definitive Safety Guide to Attending Music & Sporting Events with a Disability

https://www.groupon.com/coupons/content/safety-guide-for-attending-events-with-disability

This guide offers lots of helpful information such as:

Comprehensive information for attending large events if you have a disability, including booking disabled access tickets, checking that the venue can accommodate your accessibility requirements , and other tips for a stress-free and safe day.

Advice on hosting disabled-friendly events (for organizers) such as information about  accessibility requirements for venues and details on the Americans with Disabilities Act (e.g. disabled seating requirements in a 500-seat venue: 1% of the total capacity, plus 1 seat).

Examples of some of the most accessible venues in the world, including Madison Square Garden which provides assisted listening devices to all attendees in the Hulu theater.

Useful tips and advice such as how to prepare for the event, finding nearby accommodation, and other practical advice for attendees with special accessibility needs.

 

 

 Comprehensive guide on autism 

 

 Dr Pierrette Mimi Poinsett MD, recently created a comprehensive guide on autism that includes types of ASD, prevalence (statistics), how to diagnose it and warning signs to look out for. You can read it here - "Autism Spectrum Disorder Guide" 

 

Autism and sleep

http://mattress1000.com/autism-and-sleep/

 

 

 Disability Awareness and Planning for Accessibility during events

https://www.functioncentral.co.uk/health-safety-event-planning/disability-awarenes-and-planning-for-accessibility.html

This guide offers lots of helpful information such as:

• An introduction to disability awareness when organising any kind of event. This includes understanding common barriers to accessibility in events and venues, as well as the economic benefit of inclusivity.

• A guide to help event planners understand their responsibilities and legal obligations. For example, the UK Equality Act requires all events – including conferences and exhibitions – to be accessible and inclusive, and makes it illegal to discriminate against disabled attendees.

• Lots of practical and useful tips, advice, and information to help plan and organise a safe and disabled-friendly event - including guidelines, best practices, and checklists to help prepare and improve event accessibility.

• This guide is also part of a larger resource on event safety and planning - so you and your readers may find other tools and resources that could be useful for anyone organising an event.

 

 Assistive Technology in Cars

 

 sellmax.com/assistive-technology-in-cars/

 

 

Fully Accessible Guide to Smart Home Tech

 

Our Fully Accessible Guide to Smart Home Tech for Disabled and Elderly explains which smart home tech is most user-friendly for those who may have issues with communication or mobility.

  https://www.reviews.com/blog/fully-accessible-guide-to-smart-home-tech/

 

 

 

 

A list of technologies for people with disabilities 

 

https://edubirdie.com/blog/technologies-for-people-with-disabilities  

 

 

 

 Home modifications - A link from Teens4safety

 

Great resource on home modifications that make life easier and safer for individuals with physical disabilities: https://www.basementguides.com/home-safety-for-people-with-disabilities/

It includes checklists for specific safety adjustments for the most dangerous areas in a home, including the kitchen, bathrooms, and stairways. 

 

 

Eyeglasses:

Eyeglasses is working to help educate and provide tips and information about digital eye strain and other common parental concerns in this digital age. This guide includes information on symptoms of eye strain, statistics of computer use of children and teens and solutions to prevent digital eye strain in children and teens. 

You can read it here: https://www.eyeglasses.com/digital-eye-strain-children-teens/

 

 

 

 

https://www.apartmentguide.com/blog/finding-apartments-for-disabled-apartment-hunters/

 

Different topics:

 

How to Create an Autism-Friendly Environment for Kids

 

Discipline Strategies for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

 

20 Tips for Keeping Your Child with Special Needs Safe in Your Home

 

Disability Accommodation Cost Guides

 

6 Tax Tips for Parents of Children with Special Needs

 

 

 

Behavior Management Techniques for Teachers: Inclusive Classrooms

 

The Guide to Buying Used Accessible Vehicles

 

The Best Activities for Special Needs

 

Autism in the Teen Years: What to Expect, How to Help

 

 

Explaining special needs to your child: 15 great children’s books

 

How to Remodel for Accessibility

 

Developing Your Blind Child’s Sleep Schedule

 

How to Exercise if You Have Limited Mobility

 

Healthy Eating Advice for Wheelchair-bound People

 

 

 

 

 

Further links about sleep disorders from SleepHelp

 

 

Finances: Veterans

Building a Good Life with a Bad Credit Loan

Having bad credit can feel like getting a flat tire on your way toward a solid financial future. It can also make you feel like you’re the only one stranded on the side of the road with no help in sight. You could convince yourself that things may have been the same had you taken a different route. But even if your situation was unavoidable, it doesn’t make it ideal.

 

The good news is, you’re not the only one, and you have options for getting back on track. Choosing a bad credit loan can help to soften the blow of a tough financial season. And it could help you bridge the gap between a long-term plan and a practical step toward rebuilding credit.

 

 

 https://www.bankrate.com/personal-loans/bad-credit-loans/#veterans