by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Jun 23, 2026 | Accessibility, Adaptive, Colorado, Community, Disability, Equipment, Exercise, Newsletter, Special Olympics, Sport, Wheelchair
When you’re raising a child with a disability, developmental delay, medical complexity, or mobility challenge, finding activities that truly work for your kiddo can sometimes feel overwhelming. You may hear terms like accessible, adaptive, inclusive, or unified and...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Jun 9, 2026 | Accessibility, Adaptive, Colorado, Disability, Equipment, Free, Newsletter, Recreation, Wheelchair
Colorado is known for breathtaking mountain views, peaceful forests, wildflowers, and family adventures outdoors. But for many families of kiddos with disabilities or mobility challenges, hiking can feel out of reach. The good news? Colorado is making the outdoors...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Feb 23, 2026 | Accessibility, Adaptive, Blind, Braille, Colorado, Disability, Exercise, Inclusion, Low Vision, Newsletter, Sport, Visually Impaired, Wheelchair
As the Olympic flame dims at the close of the Winter Games, the spirit of competition doesn’t fade — it grows even stronger. Just weeks later, the world’s attention turns to another extraordinary celebration of athletic excellence: the Winter Paralympic Games. Every...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Oct 30, 2025 | Accessibility, Adaptive, ASD, Autism, Disability, Inclusion, Neurodiversity, Newsletter, Recreation, Wheelchair
Halloween should be a time of joy, imagination, and fun for all kids — no matter their abilities, allergies, or mobility needs. This guide explains a few ways to include everyone in your Halloween festivities. ???? The Teal Pumpkin Project You may have noticed teal...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Nov 19, 2022 | Inclusion, Newsletter, Wheelchair
There is a nonprofit organization in Oregon called Magic Wheelchair which is building “epic costumes for kiddos in wheelchairs.” Through the work of volunteers, sponsors, and donations they are brightening the lives of children who use wheelchairs. Check...
