EVENT: Sensory Friendly of Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules

  What: A sensory friendly showing of  the 20th Century Fox film  Diary of a Wimpy Kid : Rodrick Rules presented by Goodrich Quality Theaters. When: Saturday, April 2 at 10am Where: Hamilton 16 IMAX in Noblesville, IN. Who Should Attend: Families with children who have special needs. The “Lights Up, Sound Down.  Lights Up, […]

New Freedom Transportation Vouchers from CICOA

The Central Indiana Council on Aging Inc. (CICOA) is a non-profit agency in Indiana that oversees state and federal funds and private donations to provide information, advocacy and support services for older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers. Since 1974 the agency has been an active supporter and advocate of services that give aging individuals and […]

Downloadable Audiobooks from the Indianapolis Marion County Public Library

For many people, reading is a daily activity that provides a brief escape and the chance to relax and forget about daily stresses. Reading can be fun, informative, and even cathartic. Unfortunately, for individuals with certain disabilities, reading does not serve as a means of escape and relaxation; conversely, reading can be an arduous task […]

2011 Autism Expo in Carmel, IN

As many as 1 in 110 people in the United States of America has autism. Just in time for Disability Awareness Month in Indiana, the Indiana chapter of the Autism Society of America  and Easter Seals Crossroads are hosting the 4th Annual  Autism Expo on March 26, 2011 at The Fountains Banquet and Conference Center […]

AbleNet Introduces Switch Adapted Toys

Having a physical disability during childhood can be an extremely challenging and difficult time in life. While other children are able to run around and play freely, a child with a physical disability isn’t granted the same liberty. They may not have full mobility in their legs or hands. They can’t join in on the […]