September 2018

Accessible Activities to Try this Fall

September 14, 2018

The fall season has started with September, and seasonal family activities have begun. Many farms now offer accessible options for their fall events. Call beforehand to make sure what you want to do is available, and to discuss possible limitations. We’ve listed below activities to try either at your local farm or at home when […]

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Meet “Able”: The Future Service Dog

September 11, 2018

Last fall, you voted and helped us name “Able”, a puppy at Canine Partners for Life. For over 29 years, their organization has placed over 700 service and companion dogs across the country. Able is a sweet yellow Labrador who was born in February and has begun training to become a specialized service animal.

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Measuring Wheelchairs for Interior Maneuverability, Tie-Downs and Other Securement Devices

September 6, 2018

Measuring Wheelchairs for Interior Maneuverability, Tie-Downs and Other Securement Devices is a Critical First Step When Selecting or Modifying Handicap Vans Not all wheelchair vans and tie-down systems are the same or will work properly for every type of wheelchair. Door height, ramp width, interior maneuverability, wheelchair lifts, seating positions inside the van and tie-down

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Four Instruments for Wheelchair Users to Try

September 5, 2018

Wheelchair users may feel a sense of dismay when it comes to learning to play an instrument. Drums may not seem quite right because they require quick movement, turning of the body, and use of hands and feet. Huge instruments like the tuba or harp can seem almost impossible. Before you forgo learning a new instrument,

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5 Accessible Activities in Boston

September 4, 2018

Boston is the capital of Massachusetts, and home to approximately 8.2 million people. It’s one of the oldest most historical cities in our country, founded in 1630. It was home to many important sites during the Revolutionary War and has created a unique and bright culture today. Below are 5 fun accessible activities to

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