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A new 529 plan helps people with disabilities save money and keep vital government benefits
A deeper understanding and more accepting view.
Special Olympics North Carolina offers athletes the chance to shine year round.
Group health insurers are now required to cover adaptive behavior treatments for children with autism spectrum disorder.
Each year, parents dread attending IEP meetings. Find out how to make them less stressful with a few easy tips.
Find out how your child can participate in the Special Olympics through the Mecklenburg schools.
Follow these 5 steps for building a partnership with your child's teacher.
Read our newest blog, Special Attention. It is a resource for families raising children with special needs.
New study finds that movement may actually boost cognitive performance.
The Flame of Hope is visiting communities in all 50 states as part of the Unified Relay Across America.
Friends of the Autism Society of North Carolina, parents, and individuals with autism strut the catwalk May 14 at Olde Mecklenburg Brewery.
Ever have those days when you just can't sit still? Or your mind has so much going through it, you are constantly multitasking, not necessarily completing any one task before you have 10 things in motion? I'm the kind of…
Put a little spring in your step with a family walk or run in the 3-2-1 Dash for Down Syndrome happening March 21.
Where once scientists thought the brain was stagnant, or incapable of change, we now know that's not true.
Why music therapy works.
Understanding how Aspies fend their way through social situations.
Add grace, balance and energy to your daily routine with these tips.
With interactive games, stories and adventures, these apps can assist you and your child's needs in an exciting way.
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