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24/08/2025

In Episode 61 of the Demand and Disrupt Podcast, Kimberly talks with Reese Williams about Dissociative Identity Disorder, the link between homelessness and mental illness, and the importance of places like Bridgehaven for people living with mental health disabilities. Plus Kimberly and Sam talk about a study showing higher rates of loneliness among people with disabilities.

Kimberly talks with Reese Williams about Dissociative Identity Disorder, the link between homelessness and mental illness, and the importance of places like Bridgehaven for people living with mental health disabilities. Plus Kimberly and Sam talk about a study showing higher rates of loneliness amon

22/08/2025

With major changes to Medicaid, SNAP, and even Marketplace coverage on the horizon, Kentuckians and the nonprofits that serve them will be directly affected.

Join us for our next Virtual Town Hall on August 28 to learn more with Emily Beauregard, Executive Director at Kentucky Voices for Health, and Melissa McDonald, Executive Director, Feeding Kentucky. They’ll break down what’s changing, timelines, and the potential impact for communities across the Commonwealth.

We hope to see you on the call: https://heyor.ca/sUtj49

21/08/2025

Join them for a FREE ASL-interpreted tour at Maker's Mark! Learn about the distillery's history and bourbon-making process with an ASL interpreter and a Maker's Mark Bourbon Specialist.

KET (Kentucky Educational Television) will be there filming, focusing on accessibility for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community. This unique experience is happening on Monday, September 8th at 9:45 AM.

Tickets are FREE and can be booked by scanning the QR code on the flyer or click on this link: https://app.anyroad.com/tours/asl-interpreted-maker-s-mark-tour-loretto/s-105d03cf

Don't miss this exciting and accessible event!

21/08/2025

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14/08/2025

In our first of three FREE financial empowerment webinars, Financial Wellness for People with Disabilities, you will learn about budgeting, saving, managing debt and credit, avoiding scams, and accessing financial counseling and resources. Register today: gatheringstrength.org/class/financial-wellness-for-people-with-disabilities/.

14/08/2025

Lots of good information here.

This weekend, The Arc of Central Kentucky is holding a virtual conference! "Let's 'TACK': An Introduction to Disability Supports for the Future."

Register online at https://srvlnk.com/arc-zoom

13/08/2025

📢 Save the Date! 📢

We’re excited to share that the Center for Accessible Living will be part of Give for Good Louisville on September 18, 2025! 🎉

This city-wide day of giving is your chance to support independence, inclusion, and opportunity for people with disabilities across Kentucky.

Stay tuned. More details coming soon! 💙



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13/08/2025

We have a fresh lineup of classes, and we are just three weeks in! Join us for our FREE adapted classes. Let's make friends and move together. Sign up now!

12/08/2025

As students head back to school, P&A is here to make sure students with disabilities have the resources they need! If you have questions about IEPs, 504 plans, or your student's rights at school, call P&A!

Kentucky Protection & Advocacy:
Telephone: 502-564-2967
Toll Free: 800-372-2988
FAX: 502-695-6764
www.kypa.net

11/08/2025

Great information from Jenny Smith!

Whether you’re dreaming of a big adventure or planning a weekend gataway, I’d love to share my travel tips with a free digital copy of 10 Tips for Traveling with a Disability. ✈️

https://jennysmithrollson.com/travel-tips/

10/08/2025

In Episode 60 of the Demand and Disrupt Podcast, "Everyone Stares at My Walker Because it's Cool," Kimberly talks to Carrie Sessarego, a blogger on a popular book review website. Carrie named her wheelchair the Blue Beetle, and she has found ways to individualize her mobility devices so that her personality shines through. In this episode, they talk about making mobility aids feel like more than medical devices, what makes healthy community, and whether audiobooks are actually reading. The answer to that last one is, absolutely yes!!!

Kimberly talks to Carrie Sessarego, a blogger on a popular book review website. Carrie named her wheelchair the Blue Beetle, and she has found ways to individualize her mobility devices so that her personality shines through. In this episode, they talk about making mobility aids feel like more than

09/08/2025