A camp for children with limb loss or limb differences is not only helping them learn life hacks, it’s helping train students at Quinnipiac University, who find the Camp No Limits program deeply impactful and inspiring.
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Investment
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Handicap college student in a wheelchair working on an assignment in the computer lab.
- By Tessa Kapp Arizona’s Children Association
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Founded in Tucson in 1912, Arizona’s Children Association delivers trauma informed and personalized care to meet the needs of more than 40,000…
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Special Olympics Arizona provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of sports for children and adults with inte…
- Johanna Willett | This Is Tucson
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This is also for parents of who have adopted and fostered children.
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Show your super powers by defeating an obstacle course next month.
- Angela Pittenger | This Is Tucson
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The Children's Museum, Get Air, Pump It Up, Color Me Mine and AMC movie theaters offer special events
- Angela Pittenger | This Is Tucson
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Children with special needs or who are chronically ill can enjoy the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum for free at a special event just for them on…
Parenting
SEATTLE — Here’s a surprising statistic: In 2016, only about 22 percent of students who received special education services when they graduated from Washington’s high schools enrolled in college one year later.
Lifestyles
- Johanna Willett | This Is Tucson
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Kids can struggle with eating for a variety of reasons.
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