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Connect with other families impacted by disability through global, regional, and local events. Explore our collection of resources to find advice and encouragement on the journey ahead.

 

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Resources for families

Content for Kids
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If you see a service dog (wearing a working vest), don’t pet her unless you ask.
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Do you know someone who has Down syndrome? Include him or her in your circle of friends—they make great friends!
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Meet Naomi, Joni and BoBo as they walk through how to be kind to someone living with a disability! You can be a blessing by simply giving a smile to someone with a disability. Rather than stare…Smile!
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When you talk to someone who is blind, it’s easiest to look them right in eyes – just like you would anyone else!
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See someone with a disability? It's okay to ask questions! People with disabilities are usually happy to answer your questions. Learn some great tips when asking someone about their disability and learn a wonderful verse to…
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When you say hi to someone in a wheelchair, walk right up to them like you would anyone else (it’s nice to get close). Remember, you can’t catch a disability!
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Learn from Proverbs 17:17 on how to be a true friend and not make fun of others!
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Sometimes disabilities are inside of our bodies, not on the outside. Learn how to be a good friend to someone who has diabetes, an invisible disability.
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Start with "Hello!" Maddy, who has cerebral palsy, shares about a time when a girl named Rosie made her feel loved and included at school. Just a simple hello made all the difference for Maddy, so next time you see someone…
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Discover what makes your friend affected by autism unique!
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When you're talking to a friend with a disability, remember to stand in front. Your friend won't be able to see you if you’re behind them!