Supporting Children with Disabilities and Their Families Outdoors
The Outdoor Access Working Group created this resource to ensure every child can enjoy the benefits of outdoor recreation.
‘The greatest joy of parenting with a disability? I did it.’
I want my daughter to be proud of the woman I am, the mother I’ve become and the legacy I leave behind.
Black History Month: ‘recognizing who we are as a community’
Lesly St. Louis, our Director of Employment Programs, reflects upon Black History Month as an African American man who uses a wheelchair.
Accessibility Services Helps Museums Like This One Become Disability-Inclusive
The disability-inclusive exhibit made for a great museum visit.
Participate in Life: My United Spinal Membership Perspective
Regina Curry's disability tale begins before her spinal cord injury.
Thankful Even in the Tough Times: My Spinal Cord Injury Perspective
A father and husband shares how he learned to live with his spinal cord injury.
Parents On Wheels: 3 Stories Of Strength, Perseverance & Unconditional Love
Our virtual support group, Rolling into Parenthood, meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm ET on Zoom.
6 New Years Resolutions from Our Team
To get 2023 started right, we asked members of our program staff to share their resolutions or focus words.
Talking To Your Children About Disabilities
On this episode of the United on Wheels podcast, Host Paul Amadeus Lane welcomes two amazing moms to the show to discuss the important topic of how to talk to your children about disabilities. Teal Sherer, an actress and advocate…
No Parenting Books Are Like Me - A Disabled Mother's Story
Eliza Hull, born with Charcot Marie Tooth disorder, was excited to become a mother. However, she did have some concerns about how her disability would affect her parenting. “Internally I was battling questions that were fraught with fear. Would I…