There are creative and fun ways to create new traditions in families of children with developmental disabilities, chronic health condtions, or other special needs. Activities perfect for a summer day may be traditional events and pastimes or casual escapes from the ordinary. Have fun out there!

Weekend getaways and family vacations with children call for flexibility and planning support or accommodations for their special needs

Supporting organizations and advocates through fundraising and volunteer participation carries many programs through hard financial times

Child health, Children and Youth with Disabilities, community support, inclusion, inclusive education

Easter crafts and Easter art projects for children can ease the stress of holiday events and expectations

Children with disabilities enjoy self expression and deserve opportunities to develop their creative potential and art skills. Teens and young adults can share their insights and perspectives through their art and, like all other artists, express more than language skills allow.

Easter events and traditions can be overwhelming for children who have disabilities, their families and their mainstream peers - and lots of fun, too

Advocating in multicultural communities and outreach by diverse ethnic groups builds stronger support for all our children and families

Information and support for families affected by rare genetic conditions or diseases in children may be difficult to find without access to nationwide or worldwide resources, advocates and researchers. NORD in the USA and the UK's Rare Chromosome Disorder Support Group are well-regarded by families

Prepare yourself and your child for the MRI or CAT Scan