If you have elderly or disabled friends and family, you know that accessibility is key during the holiday season. This blog will teach you how to make your home more accessible this season, from selecting the right decorating materials to ensuring your home is properly lighted and heated. Whether you’re a first-time home decorator or you just want to make sure your home is fully accessible this year, read on for helpful tips and advice!

Watch Bob, a resident at the local Healy House, find his forward after being gifted a wheelchair ramp from Amramp.

How do you make dance accessible to people of all abilities? DanceAbility, a local collaboration between the Tori Lynn Andreozzi Foundation and the Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Narragansett, seeks to answer that question.

With an aging population, many in their later years struggle with mobility issues. In fact, by some statistics, nearly one in every 200 people need some kind of accessible ramp for their home. In this segment of Made in Mass, Doug Meehan introduces us to Amramp Accessibility, a local company that has made its mission to help people find their forward.