
Celebrating the Capitol Crawl 34th Anniversary
This March we celebrate the 34th anniversary of the “Capitol Crawl: Access for All” protest. The “Capitol Crawl” was a powerful and remarkable event in disability rights history, a watershed
This March we celebrate the 34th anniversary of the “Capitol Crawl: Access for All” protest. The “Capitol Crawl” was a powerful and remarkable event in disability rights history, a watershed
Life’s unpredictable nature sometimes leads us down unexpected paths, and a life-changing injury or a reduction in mobility due to an accident, illness, or aging, can be a profound twist in the journey. While the aftermath of such events may seem daunting, they also hold the potential to act as a spark for personal growth and the pursuit of previously unimagined possibilities.
Gathering with loved ones during the holidays holds a deep significance for our mental well-being. It fosters a sense of connection and belonging that can uplift our spirits. Creating an
In an ideal world, everyone would have equal access to their surroundings and the ability to move around safely and independently. However, for older adults and individuals with disabilities, navigating everyday obstacles can present significant challenges. Recognizing hazards becomes crucial in promoting their safety and well-being.
May is an important month for raising awareness about stroke prevention, treatment, and support. As we observe Stroke Awareness Month, it is crucial to shed light on the significant impact strokes have on individuals, families, and communities.
The winter season will be here soon for many North Americans, bringing with it shorter daylight hours, frigid temperatures, and snowstorms. In addition to winter’s upsides that include the holiday
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), every second of every day an adult aged 65 and older suffers a fall in the United States. According
Long-term care planning month is designated mostly for seniors to take some time to think about their plans and goals for the future and especially how their health and well-being
In most areas of the country restaurants have been allowed to open for outdoor dining. Some parks and recreation areas are open as well. People normally enjoy outdoor dining but
As we all face the considerable challenges brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, Amramp would like to share the following tips to help people with mobility challenges and their caregivers
Nearly 90 percent of surveyed seniors over age 65 want to stay in their current residence for as long as possible, but many of those homes are not equipped to
Winter is just around the corner and we all know what that means — snow and ice — both of which can make accessibility a challenge. According to the National