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Did you know that nearly 1 in every 4 people in the U.S. live with a disability? For many, access to durable medical equipment can be the difference between dependence and independence. Through AccessAbility’s Loan Closet program, we hope to bridge this gap, offering individuals with disabilities a second chance at independence. As a non-profit center for independent living, our mission is just that, to help community members gain independence in their lives! While we have many programs, such as…

Tis’ the season of sickness, when colds and coughs abound. It’s hard to stay healthy when your doctor is out of town. As the leaves turn and the air begins to crisp, the chill seems to bring in an infected mist, spreading germs with every gust and twist. The chaos of the holidays only adds to the strain, as crowds gathering and folks blathering gives way to aches and pains that leave us feeling drained. Amid the holiday season and in…

Halloween is a time of creativity and costumes, decorations, and of course decadent treats. However, for many children with food allergies, Halloween can be more of a fright than a fun night. The excitement of trick-or-treating can become overshadowed by the anxiety surrounding what foods they can or can’t consume. Additionally, the fear is heightened when faced with inaccessible sidewalks and doorsteps. By adopting inclusive practices, we can make this holiday more accessible and enjoyable for all children celebrating. Food…

October is widely recognized as National Blindness Awareness Month, and this is a powerful opportunity to cultivate empathy and celebrate the resilience of those who are visually impaired. By deepening our understanding of their everyday lives, we can pave the way for a more inclusive and accessible world. In this blog post, we will promote awareness, advocacy, and the value of proper eye care to shine a light on the vibrant and diverse visually impaired communities that enrich our society…