Here are 18 stores dedicated to providing a comfortable and stylish wardrobe for children and adults with special needs.
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eSpecialNeeds | Special Needs Strollers, Toy and Adaptive Equipment - 0 views
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eSpecialNeeds is a provider of adaptive therapy products including special needs strollers, adaptive toys, clothing, furniture, and other adaptive equipment / learning tools.
18 Places to Look for Sensory Friendly Clothing | Friendship Circle -- Special Needs Blog - 0 views
Sibshops: Animal Adaptations - Sioux Falls - Oct. 6, 2012 - 0 views
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Click here to register for this event What:
Claws...Teeth...Spots...and Stripes -- all things animals depend on for survival. Lunch and other fun activities children need to wear appropriate clothing and shoes for hiking. Parents must also provide a waiver to Outdoor Campus -- download here. When:
Saturday, October 6, 2012
10am - 1pm Mountain Where:
4500 S. Oxbow
Sioux Falls, SD
Saturday Night Out - Bozeman - July 17, 2010 - 0 views
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It’s time to get your party on again! This month, on July 17th, Eagle Mount is having a Pirate Pool Party. Please bring a bathing suit and towel, clothes you can get wet for some fun outside, and nice cozy clothes for movie watching after we swim. We will be watching Pirates of the Caribbean in the back room after dinner. It is VERY IMPORTANT that you RSVP. If you do not let us know that you will be coming, we will not be prepared to have you. So, please call or email Anna Chrysostomides at annac@eaglemount.org or 406.586.1781 to let us know either way! We look forward to seeing you!
Bullying Hurts Everyone, Not Just the Victim | LD Parents - NCLD - 0 views
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At first, the word “bullying” conjures up images of a tough, wise-cracking kid verbally taunting and embarrassing another, pushing, punching, poking, tripping, threatening, taking his possessions, ripping his clothes, defacing his property… all behaviors that are clearly inappropriate and that demand immediate adult intervention. But what about the child who because of her small stature and difficulties with expressive language, is rejected by peers when she tries to sit next to them on the school bus and taunted when she tries to join in a conversation? Or the student who is fearful of walking through the hallways in school because of the dozens of times (by any number of peers) he has been shoved, face first, into a locker or had his backpack yanked off his body causing him to fall backwards (sometimes on the staircase!) resulting in his being late for class, not to mention the physical and emotional pain he’s had to endure.
Special Needs Parents: How to earn "The Look" | Friendship Circle -- Special Needs Blog - 0 views
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Has anyone ever given you a serious look that says unequivocally, “You have absolutely lost your mind?” I have. Several times. Yes, recently. I guess I’ve earned it with my hair styled by a 6 year old, dark under-eye circles and wrinkled clothes that never seem to fit quite right. And then there’s my questionable behavior in public – as the parent of a child with special needs, I often find myself breaking social norms. These are some of the circumstances in which I’ve been on the receiving end of “that look.”
MYLF Conference: Montana Youth in Transition - Helena - Oct. 3-5, 2010 - 0 views
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When: Oct 3-5, 2010 in Helena, MTWhat: The 2010 Youth in Transition Conference is a youth and parent centered event that will assist youth with disabilities and their teams to plan and develop plans for after high school. This venue will include: A “Real Life” Fair: participants can meet with a wide variety of community re-sources. Keynote Presenters: Fun, informative, youth centered! Workshops: information that supports what was learned at the Real Life Fair. Students, parents, and all relevant team members are encouraged to attend! Topics and Information: Transition to What? Information Available: Housing Transportation Food/Clothing Recreation Employment Education/Training Financial Aid Community Service Self-Advocacy
Back To School Basics - Disability Scoop - 0 views
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Believe it or not, school is here once again. And for students with an individualized education plan (IEP) that means more than putting fresh pencils in a backpack and getting new clothes. Starting off on the right foot is all about a smooth transition from summertime relaxation to school time structure and Disability Scoop has all the tools you need to make it through.
Silent Auction Fundraiser for Autism Speaks - Billings - Aug. 20, 2011 - 0 views
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Click here to download the full flyer for this event (PDF) What: Join together with family, friends and your local community for an evening of Cajun Food, Fun & Entertainment while raising money for a great cause. When: Saturday, August 20, 2011 6:00pm – 8:00pm Where: Billings Sports Plex Silent Auction items include Giftcards Signed Season 2 DVD set of True Blood Jewelry Dinner packages Toy Baskets Personal Training Package Clothing Beauty Product Baskets Artwork Silpada Certificate And much, much more! For more information: Contact Susan Mauro at 406-628-5940 or jaysusanseth@msn.com Proceeds go towards the Montana Walk Now for Autism Speaks
Hall Passages: Big Sky students, teachers open retail store - 0 views
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Starting Tuesday, the store, which is located just inside the main Big Sky doors, will begin selling clothing, jewelry, shoes, toys, games and various knickknacks to the general public and Big Sky students while giving real-world business experience to vocational-education students at the school. Its grand opening begins at 3 p.m., and the store will be open until 8:30 p.m. Most, but not all, of its student-employees are children with special needs.
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This event is organized through the school PTAs/PACs, so you hopefully have already heard about it through your child's school. In case you hadn't, I wanted to make sure you know about it. Anderson school, on Cottonwood, where our children attend, has participated all 5 years, and it's a great event! These families have been incredibly generous, donating clean, gently-used clothing, shoes, hats, etc. of all sizes, infant through adult. Volunteers are also always needed to help sort, hang, and organize the donations during set up. Any time you have to volunteer, short or long, will be greatly appreciated. If you come on Tuesday or Thursday over the lunch hour, the Tumbleweed Gourmet Food truck will be there selling volunteers their gourmet tacos and burritos. If you are able to help anytime next week for 2 hours, you can take a brown paper grocery sack of treasures for yourself! This free clothing giveaway is a fantastic opportunity to reuse and recycle gently worn clothing collected by Bozeman area schools. This event is not based on "need," but on "sharing" what we have as a community. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate by donating what they no longer need and taking what they When/Where:
Wilson School Gym
Bozeman, MT
Nov 17, 2012 9am - 3pm
Nov 18, 2012 9am - 1pm Questions?
Melea Mortenson
406-580-0508
melea@littleappletech.com