We are challenging stereotypes about people with disabilities so we are accepted and included in communities throughout South Carolina. Get to know us and our new campaign by visiting our website https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb.
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Hey neighbor- We're putting a pause on using this account to focus on the places where our community wants to engage. We invite you to check out our website, https://t.co/3IyYCuVlAT, to stay involved and follow our other channels. <3 The 1 in 3 in SC with disabilities.
Hey neighbor! It’s not too late for resolutions. Disabled folks! Let’s resolve this year to take care of ourselves! It’s important that we take time to show ourselves care. Post a picture or comment about how you show yourself care! Use the hashtag #DisabilityNextDoor
We are Disability Next Door and we are challenging stereotypes about people with disabilities in South Carolina. Learn more at https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb. We are the 1 in 3 people in South Carolina with a disability- your friends, family, and your neighbors.
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Show your SC neighbors your disability-inclusive meal by posting a picture or commenting about what you’re doing! If you post your picture in the comments, be sure to include an image description for our followers with visual disabilities! Use the hashtag #DisabilityNextDoor
Get to know Marty McKenzie, a white man who is blind. Marty lives and serves his community in the Midlands of South Carolina. He spoke with us, shared his skill as a pianist, and talked a little about his employment. Learn more: https://t.co/3IyYCuVlAT
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We are business owners, doctors, mentors, teachers, and community partners. We are valuable parts of your community. We are your neighbors.
Learn more and find resources at https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb.
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Show your SC neighbors how you get out with your service animal by posting a picture when in places they may be allowed to go per disability rights laws. Use the hashtag #DisabilityNextDoor#NationalServiceAnimalMonth
Get to know Susan Jones, a Black woman who is blind, living in the Lowcountry of SC. Susan is proud of who she is and seeks to give back to her community.
She spoke to us from her home in Charleston. Learn more: https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb
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We are active members of our communities. We serve in leadership positions, volunteer our time, and donate to causes close to our hearts. As people with disabilities, we are change makers! Learn more: https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb.
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July marks Disability Pride Month and the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. We celebrate this landmark law that paved the way for many civil rights that people, including you, benefit from today! #DisabilityNextDoor#ADA34#DisabilityPride
Get to know Brayden Smith, a young white woman with Down Syndrome living in the York County region of South Carolina. She is proud of who she is and spoke to us from Miracle Park in Rock Hill, SC. Learn More: https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb
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Disability has a connection to everyone. You might not always realize it, but you know someone with a disability, whether we are family or living just next door.
Learn about the 1 in 3 people in SC with a disability at https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb.
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Get to know Cal Forrest, a middle-aged white man with a physical disability and wheelchair user. Cal is a Representative in the SC House and lives in the Midlands. Cal spoke to us from the SC Statehouse House Chambers. Learn more: https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb
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We are South Carolinians with disabilities and we’re proud of who we are.
Learn more and find resources at https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb. Keep following hear from some of the 1 in 3 people in SC with a disability- your friends, family, and your neighbors.
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Your feedback is needed! The South Carolina Statewide Independent Living Council has drafted a new plan for 2024 - 2027. Let us know if we are on the right track! This survey will remain open until April 23rd: https://t.co/FaV3lfSb2m
Last week we took some time to celebrate the launch of our campaign! We're on a mission to challenge stereotypes about people with disabilities, so we are accepted and included in communities throughout South Carolina- check us out at https://t.co/3IyYCuVlAT.
Did you know image descriptions are written explanations that help people with visual disabilities understand what’s happening in pictures? Test your skills. Describe and post a picture of something that brings you joy. Use the hashtag #DisabilityNextDoor
We represent the one in three people with a disability in South Carolina. Disability Next Door wants you to know that disability is not a bad word. It is who we are and we do not want to be ignored. Learn more about your neighbors: https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb
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Get to know Alex Jackson, a Black man with a physical disability and power wheelchair user, raised in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. Alex spoke to us, marshside, in Mount Pleasant. Learn more about our campaign: https://t.co/pWtkZ2jUdb.
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