Hi Friends, Happy New Year! This month, we are sharing about an incredible resource that has impacted many in our LiFT community. Lois Mays the Director at LiFT University Transition Program shared, “Families who have every resource imaginable had no idea Mobility on Demand (MOD) existed until they came to LIFT.” We want to take […]

The Family Network on Disabilities is an incredible resource that encompasses educator and parent education, support networks, and information to help those serving or loving those living with neurodiversity. Please read below to learn more.

Hi there, The theme for the month is Refresh, Restore, Re-Energize for the Holidays and Mindful Movements creates the space for that to happen!! Mindful Movement takes a 360-degree approach to helping individuals become their most well-balanced, educated, and healthy selves. We lead with a holistic approach and our mission is to serve adults and […]

Hi Families, CARD is a free community-based program funded by the Florida Department of Education through an annual grant. Services are delivered wherever families, professionals, schools, agencies or businesses are located within our 14 county region in southwest Florida. There are seven regional CARD centers in the state of Florida. Visit the state-wide CARD Regional Site Directory for their […]

Hi families, FDLRS (Florida Diagnostic & Learning Resources System) is a discretionary project of the Florida Department of Education, Bureau of Exceptional Education, and Student Services (BEESS). We provide information, training, and support to families to promote effective parent participation in the education of children, who are exceptional and/or have special needs. Services include assistance […]

Hi Families, My name is Yvette Guzman and I’m Chief Operating Officer at Olive Health. What makes us unique? We are a mobile health organization and come to you at no extra cost. We accept all forms of insurance, and we treat everyone as a VIP. Our healthcare team is making the neurodiverse and disabled […]

Hi Families, My name is Sarah Haworth, In January of 2016, I started a special needs ballroom dance program. I am not a therapist, nor did I have any training at the time on how to work with individuals with special needs. My staff and I are professional ballroom dancers. I just saw an opportunity […]