ADA Compliance: Helping Children with Disabilities Have Fun

Will Your Next Party Be Inclusive for Children with Disabilities?

Think back on the last time you felt excluded from something; we’ve all experienced that feeling of exclusion before, right? Do you remember how it felt? That empty feeling you get when you’ve been passed over, forgotten, or outright ignored? Children with disabilities experience that more often than their peers without disabilities do ... A lot---

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Posted on: October 18, 2019
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