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Possibilities for Children and Adults with Disabilities
| Speech-Language Pathology and Hearing Therapies and Outreach | |
| Fiberoptic Endoscopic Swallowing Workstation | $26,000 |
| The portable workstation enhances effective, timely patient assessment and care through a state of the art comprehensive assessment of swallowing, feeding and appropriate behaviors and therapies for victims of severe injuries, strokes and paralysis | |
| Parent-to-Parent Support Networks for Families With Children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing | |
| Family and Caregiver Networks and Support | |
| Increase access to information and peer support for families and caregivers of children and adult's served through Lifetrack Resources Children and Adult Therapies programs. | |
| Teaching Your Child to Talk Outreach Program | |
| Outreach program for parents and children lead by licensed speech pathologists to give low income and nonnative English language speakers critical tools for helping children develop the speech, language and vocabulary skills fundamental to health child development, learning and feel fully a part of the world around them. | |
| Vital Sounds...Autism Therapies Program | |
| Serving children diagnosed within the Autism spectrum through the power of sound, physical therapies and creative play. | |
| Safe at Home-Hand Rails, Shoe Horns and Helping Hands | |
| The fear of falling is one of the constant worries for many seniors. Even a small fall can cause major injuries and greatly limit a senior's ability to care for themselves and enjoy their daily routines. Safe at Home fall prevention classes teach seniors and their families about the many ways they can avoid accidents, unnecessary strains, and be more at-home in their surroundings. | |
| Patient and Family Resources | $100 |
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Help Lifetrack Resources Therapies Programs provide more patients with the tools and resources for overcoming the challenges of functional disabilities. Journals, books, publications and small items to manage the daily adjustments required from a dramatic injury or disability. |
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| Volunteer and In-kind Gifts | |
| Adaptive equipment to help people stay in their homes, such as reachers, grab bars, hand held shower. | |
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| Possibilities for Young Children | |
| Possibilities for Low Income Families and Adults | |
| Sponsorships and In-kind Opportunities | |