Camps are still working to fine-tune plans to provide a safe and fun summer for your campers as of publication. So stay tuned!
Accessible or inclusive playgrounds are thoughtfully designed so kids with special needs can stay social and active, typical kids can engage in challenging and engaging play and caretakers of all abilities can keep up with their adventurous parkgoers.
Knowing just what to say — or not to say — to a parent of a child with special needs may be hard. Special Family asked the Arkansas Down Syndrome Network for help.
Young artisan Lila used one of her favorite therapy projects to begin her first business before most kids even think about starting elementary school.
Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH) offers families of children with special needs several resources to help them on their journey.
This month, we’re dedicating our calendar section to sharing how Little Rock families can participate in a few upcoming events supporting organizations that devote their time to kids with special needs.
The oldest of Mike and Laura’s three children, Brandon, was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck several times.
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