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Volunteering for Fun, Health, and Community

By Lynn B. Johnson
14 days ago
Accessibility Inclusive Special Needs

By Lynn B. Johnson, MFA

Recently, the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities (Cuyahoga DD) celebrated its fifth-annual Days of Service, where staff volunteer in the community, often alongside people

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Helping Young Children with Developmental Delays: Cuyahoga DD Early Intervention

By Lynn B. Johnson
September 17, 2026
Accessibility Inclusive Special Needs
The Scharfenort family learns that a tablet with communication software and early intervention therapy, which are supports provided through Cuyahoga DD, are good tools for their daughter Eliza, who has developmental disabilities. ...
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Parent Self-Care: ‘You Can’t Fill from an Empty Cup’

By Lynn B. Johnson
August 21, 2026
Self Care Special Needs

By Lynn B. Johnson, MFA, APR

The saying “you can’t fill from an empty cup,” which I’ve only ever heard in Cleveland, became very real for my family when my

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Limitless Play: Accessible Playgrounds

By Lynn B. Johnson
July 17, 2026
Accessibility Special Needs

By Lynn B. Johnson, MFA, APR

The playground is a great place to spend time in the summer.

To make the trip even easier, many playgrounds are accessible for children

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Home Modifications for Accessibility, Safety… and Joy

By Lynn B. Johnson
June 18, 2026
Accessibility Safety Special Needs Organizations/Businesses
Universal Design is when products and spaces are specifically designed to be usable by all people. Ultimately with home modifications, safety is the need, but independence is the want. ...
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‘Rayne Climbs Up’ Hopes to Spread Awareness for Children with Brachial Plexus Injuries and Other Limb Differences

By Lynn B. Johnson
March 19, 2026
Special Needs
Tasha Wilburn's daughter came up with the idea of writing a book about her sister’s arm, which became "Rayne Climbs Up". It’s more than a book or a bracelet — it’s a movement rooted in awareness, representation, and advocacy for children with brachial plexus injuries and other limb differences. ...
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