When you see a person on crutches struggling to navigate stairs or someone whose arm is in a sling try to open a door, most of us don’t hesitate to step in and help. We tend to empathize with the visibly injured or disabled. But what about those suffering fromContinue Reading
The roughly 16% of Army families that require help caring for special needs members can get assistance from the Exceptional Family Member Program, or EFMP. The comprehensive program of coordinate services provided by multiple agencies assists families with a variety of needs ranging from housing, medical and personal services toContinue Reading
Because logistics and limited mobility can deter individuals with disabilities from networking in person with one another, social media and online communities are popular ways to connect. The number of online social networks that are organized by disability, language, and specialty interests is growing, but this list isContinue Reading
