Sacramento Non-Profit That Helps Adults With Intellectual Disabilities Faces Major Worker Shortage
A local non-profit that helps adults with intellectual disabilities is making a desperate plea: it needs workers, and now.
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A local non-profit that helps adults with intellectual disabilities is making a desperate plea: it needs workers, and now.
The pandemic has prevented eight-year-old Kenyon from getting the physical therapy he needs to walk without crutches.
A group of high school students with a shared interest in robotics worked together to surprise a younger kid with special needs on Friday.
The bicycle helps students with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and autism have more independence during PE classes
A Stockton mom is so thankful after her son's wheelchair was found, hours after it was stolen from their front porch.
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It's rare to sit down and talk with someone who can't say a word.
For the sixth year, adults and kids are joining together for Runnin' for Rhett, turning a tragedy into a way to motive kids to get active.
When you combine botox and computer animation in the same sentence, you might think of a big Hollywood production. You might not guess that the combination of these two are getting children who might never walk back on their feet.
She relies on her scooter to do everything, and it was taken from her garage just a couple days before Christmas.
His first trip to the park on Tuesday was also the first time the 9-year-old with cerebral palsy felt confident to go down the slide alone.
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