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For many children, Halloween is a time of excitement, costumes, and candy. 🍭👻🎃 But for children with disabilities, it's a holiday that can also present unique challenges. This Halloween, let's create an inclusive experience for all kids to enjoy! Here are some tips.

Did you know? The popular animated show “Hop” will return this fall with seven episodes on the streaming service Max. 🐸 📺 The series follows Hop, a frog with one leg that's shorter than the other, and his friends in Fair Village. Click to read more 🔗 https://bit.ly/3ztE634

🎃 Celebrate Halloween with these inclusive and exciting activities for kids with disabilities. 👻 From a cozy movie marathon to creative spooky crafts, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Let’s make this October memorable and fun for all! 🌟

Lining up with Disability Employment Awareness Month, 'disability' is a word that should be said with pride, according to a new campaign created by and featuring people with disabilities. The ad premiered during the Paralympics coverage on NBC, and will soon be shown on various TV networks, streaming services, and in print and billboard formats nationwide. Produced by Easterseals Southern California and The House of JOY, the campaign aims to foster disability pride by sharing authentic stories from people with disabilities. Click the link to read the article: https://bit.ly/47dMpfN

As the school year picks up steam, many families may experience burnout and challenges, especially those supporting children with learning disabilities. It’s crucial to recognize and address these difficulties to ensure a supportive environment for every learner. Remember, every child learns differently, and with the right strategies and support, they can thrive. 🌟 For more resources and support, visit https://lnkd.in/dnbnE7i

October 10 is World Mental Health Day, where we spread awareness about the importance of acknowledging and supporting mental health. FINDER is committed to this initiative of hope. 🫶

There are many things you can do with FINDER! If you are a provider, visit https://lnkd.in/dqV_WMH to learn how to navigate the website most effectively.

October is Down syndrome Awareness Month, and FINDER is committed to promoting inclusion and education. Here are a few helpful hints to be supportive and sensitive to those with Down Syndrome.

Fall is here, and October is filled with many inclusive community events. 🍁🍂 Take a look at the FINDER calendar for a complete listing of sensory-friendly concerts, conferences, Halloween events and more! 📆

In honor of International Day of the Deaf, FINDER would like to recognize members of the deaf community who are committed to spreading awareness and inclusivity. I. King Jordan is a prominent deaf individual and advocate for the deaf community. He was the first deaf person to serve as the president of Gallaudet University, a leading institution for the education of the deaf and hard of hearing. His leadership and advocacy have significantly advanced the rights and recognition of deaf individuals, making him an influential figure in the deaf community.