MobilityWorks Blog

#WheelsForChristine – A Trauma Survivor Triumphs

May 30, 2019

In 2007, Christine Kent was paralyzed from the waist down when she was viciously attacked by a stalker who shot her and left her for dead. “He did not break my spirit,” said Christine. “I resolved to find meaning in my life by being there for other people who need a helping hand.” Along with […]

Gina’s Mission to Break Down Barriers

May 30, 2019

After a diving accident left her a C5/6 Quadriplegic, Gina Schuh went on to graduate from law school and become an advocate for people with disabilities. With the rise of social media, she quickly noticed that there was a lack of people with disabilities using social media as an outlet for advocacy. Gina started by […]

Join Noah in a Race for All

May 30, 2019

Tricia Dennis’ son Noah has Schizencephaly, a rare brain malformation that in part prohibits him from walking and talking. Despite this, he has participated in sports most of his life, golfing and swimming every summer. Not only were these activities that he loved taking part in, but it was also important for his health to […]

Mobility Devices for Animals

May 22, 2019

People are not the only ones that face mobility challenges. Animals too can face a wide variety of troubles which lead to encountering mobility challenges. Old age, degenerative diseases, injuries, infections, paralysis, arthritis, and dysplasia are amongst the many things which are very common for animals to be affected with. Most families have grown around […]

7 Ways to Make your Wedding Accessible

May 16, 2019

With the transition from spring into summer, wedding season is here. With the amount of people in attendance of the big celebration, there is likely to be people who need accommodations to meet their mobility needs. Whether it be for the bride and groom or for a guest who uses a wheelchair, there are several […]

6 Accessible Summer Camps

May 9, 2019

During the next few months, children and adults alike will be making a new home away from home at summer camps around the country. While most camps may not be ideal or accessible for people of all abilities, there are several that have adapted to meet the needs of everyone who wishes to go. While […]

6 Accessible Activities in Atlanta

May 3, 2019

Atlanta is the capital and biggest city in Georgia, known as the peach state. The city itself offers an incredibly diverse range of activities, from music venues to restaurants to landmarks. The warm climate makes it an attractive city to visit all throughout the year. The upcoming weeks will kick off the summer with dozens […]

2019 Buckeye Wheelchair Games

April 23, 2019

The 8th Annual Buckeye Wheelchair Games hosted by the Buckeye PVA will take place this year from April 25th-27th. Held at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva, OH, the games will feature some of the top wheelchair athletes from around the state. Several sporting events will be held, including track and field, bowling, slalom, billiards, boccia […]

Tips for Making Your Easter Egg Hunt Accessible

April 18, 2019

Every year kids of all ages look forward to searching for hidden Easter Eggs filled with toys or candy. While traditional Easter egg hunts may not be easy for everyone to participate in, there are simple changes that can make the hunt accessible for everybody involved. Below are 7 simple changes that can create accessibility […]

Facebook Live Accessible Honda Odyssey Demonstration

April 11, 2019

Did you miss our Facebook Live broadcast last week? Our live video featuring the new 2019 Accessible Honda Odyssey and the Honda Pilot is below for viewing.