May is National Stroke Awareness Month.
Ability Central’s stroke resource explains risk factors, prevention, and communication-related impacts after stroke.
Read more: https://t.co/GIetjbFfOD
April is Deaf History Month.
Ability Central's latest article covers the history behind this month, respectful communication tips, common misconceptions, notable individuals, and ways to keep learning. 📚
🌟Read more: https://t.co/qXLc5Omp51
Today is National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day, and March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month 💚
We’re sharing Ability Central’s article on the symptoms and early signs of cerebral palsy to help raise awareness and encourage early understanding.
Read more: https://t.co/jPDTfi1b45
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
📣 We’re proud to spotlight @CPCIDD, an Ability Central grantee advancing policy education and research for Californians with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Read more here: https://t.co/1nXCZMmEDN
#IDD
Beauty should be about choice, not barriers. 💅
In our latest article, we explore accessibility lessons from @iPolish_inc and hear from founder Troy Fohrman on designing for a simpler, lower-stress beauty experience.
Read more: https://t.co/Hzc1SmEkXC
Today is International Cochlear Implant Day🌎🦻
Here’s a quick, beginner-friendly overview of how cochlear implants work and who may be a candidate:
https://t.co/kUw0AhFPkc
💡Have a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)? Use it to support measurable disability impact.
Ability Central helps donors plan + recommend grants that expand communication access.
https://t.co/MurIA8AuYO
#DisabilityInclusion#Accessibility#Philanthropy
‼️📢 CA Nonprofits: Ability Central’s Community Impact Grants are now open.
$500–$5,000 • rolling applications
For short-term projects improving communication access + accessibility.
Apply: https://t.co/Rx4oPRCC9B
#CaliforniaNonprofits#Accessibility#DisabilityInclusion
This week, Ability Central is spotlighting assistive tech that helps remove everyday barriers. First up: @Hap_ware and ALEYE, translating nonverbal cues into real time haptic feedback.
Interview with CEO and founder Jack Walters: https://t.co/ViP1VSwOgV
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Learn the symptoms and early signs, and why early detection matters: https://t.co/JV1zVUJ0PB
#GlaucomaAwarenessMonth#EyeHealth
International Day of Acceptance = celebrating disability pride. 💛
Join us Feb 13 (11–12 PM PT) for Reclaiming Beauty: Style, Body Image & Disability Pride w/ facilitator @SarahToddHammer
Register: https://t.co/h8buWGdZCC
Helping someone communicate again restores connection, confidence, and dignity.
Our latest article features @CasaColinaHosp and their aphasia recovery work:
https://t.co/iiAcIa7K1Y
January is #BrailleLiteracyMonth.
Learn what braille is, why it matters, and how it supports access + independence: https://t.co/wCJ9ogcjEI
#Accessibility
Christmas Eve is tomorrow. 🎄
Try holidays that fit you: plan ahead, reduce sensory overload, build in breaks, and choose inclusive activities (or celebrate virtually).
Guide: https://t.co/bGRxIW6Obk
Not all hearing challenges are obvious—especially in kids. We’re featured in @MediaplanetUSA's Vision & Hearing campaign with a quick guide on what to look for. 🦻
https://t.co/EaDzgioAXA
We’re featured in @MediaplanetUSA's Disability Empowerment campaign (launching in @USATODAY)! 🥳
Our piece: why accessibility in healthcare can’t be optional.
https://t.co/ofAVPNpYvX
Inclusion gets real when access is built in early, not patched in later.
Featuring the Rhodes Disability Project + the work led today by Khansa Maria with the @rhodes_trust
https://t.co/jGozriy0IN