A Stroller for Eduardo
“Maria” came into the Bridge Mobility Center, a community partner of WATAP, looking for a pediatric stroller for Eduardo, who has cerebral palsy and had outgrown his infant stroller.
For and from State and Territory Assistive Technology Programs
“Maria” came into the Bridge Mobility Center, a community partner of WATAP, looking for a pediatric stroller for Eduardo, who has cerebral palsy and had outgrown his infant stroller.
Tools to help communities mobilize AT maker-volunteers for children and adults with disabilities
Sage advice from Karen Langley, Executive Director of REquipment, Inc. a MassMATCH AT Program partner
Sometimes just going places isn’t enough. Take going to the grocery store, for example. The whole point is bringing back stuff, often more than can fit on your lap.
Thanks to Melissa McKeon, MS, ORT/L, for this AT success story with Connecticut’s State AT Program
AzTAP’s Up and Go Early Pediatric Mobility Project helps Early Intervention agencies learn mobility strategies, devices and benefits!
Thanks to the West Virginia Assistive Technology System (WVATS) for this reminder that borrowing assistive technology can help our holiday visitors feel right at home!
Last year, FAAST gave away 10-15 switch-controlled toys for children with disabilities. This year, they expect to provide many dozens more toys to kids they serve while decreasing their spending. What’s their secret?
PIAT is training physical and occupational therapists to build fast, affordable seating and other customized solutions–entirely from cardboard–for children ages birth to six.
Essential tools and materials, generously shared by AT in NH Director Therese Willkomm, Ph.D.