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Bathroom Safety Tips For People With Disabilities

Elderly Asian woman uses grab bars in accessible bathroom

January is National Bath Safety Month, so Amramp is reminding everyone of the importance of bathroom safety. This is especially important for people with disabilities.

Amramp Provides Accessibility For A Veteran In Need

Veteran wheelchair-user poses for photo on new wheelchair ramp.

Nicholas Marcellino: Today we are providing a ramp for a veteran in need. We connected with the Twilight Wish Foundation. We teamed up together to provide him accessibility with a ramp out his front entrance.

10 Tips for Accessible Travel This Holiday Season

Lady in a protective mask sitting in a wheel chair being pushed by an employee

The holidays are a time for family, friends, and relaxation. But for some elderly and disabled people, this can be difficult to achieve because of accessibility issues. That’s why we’ve put together 10 essential tips for accessible travel that will help you get the most out of this special time.

Accessibility for All: How Eliminating Barriers Benefits Everyone

Full length portrait of diverse business team with young woman in wheelchair all smiling at camera in office

Everyone deserves access to the same opportunities, regardless of disability. This is accessibility for all, a principle that should be adhered to in all aspects of life. From businesses and governments to hospitals and schools, eliminating barriers for people with disabilities is key to ensuring that everyone has an equal chance at success.

Disabled Teacher Instructs First-Graders About Disability

There’s a direct frankness to the way 6-year-olds see the world that would be easy to mistake for rudeness. But Daija Coleman knows better. On the first day of her first year as a first-grade teacher, Coleman knew her Jardine Elementary School students would be curious. Why was she in a wheelchair? Because her legs don’t work quite like theirs. Why did they always have to take the big ramp connecting the school’s first and second floors? Same reason.

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