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"Uniquely U" celebrated and represented children with special needs, in hopes to embrace educate and promote inclusivity.

HHS released a new proposed rule to update nearly 50-year old regulations protecting people with disabilities from discrimination while seeking healthcare. With its new proposal, HHS is amending the regulations to be clearer in their language, as well as more aligned with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act and amendments to the Rehabilitation Act.

After surviving a traumatic brain injury, Jack Cavanaugh had to relearn how to eat, speak, walk, and now SURF!

A leadership conference for Special Olympics Texas was held Friday to bring area athletes, families, and sponsors together ahead of the games.

Athletes leave their crutches and wheelchairs on the docks to race down the river at this annual event!

An Elizabethtown College student is training a puppy to become a service dog.

The Government has confirmed $73.7 million over the next four years and a further $40.5m in outyears to continue to transform the disability support system, Minister for Disability Issues Priyanca Radhakrishnan has announced.

There is much excitement that comes with an Election Day in Michigan.  It’s an opportunity for all of us – no matter our background or political affiliation – to decide as an electorate on the …

A woman has confessed to Reddit users that she refuses to go on vacation with her disabled friend — and most people don't blame her.

The project will greatly benefit disabled users of the park