I personally am constantly aware of the great need that children with physical and/or mental disabilities have. Awareness towards children with disabilities is often overlooked and taken for granted. Many times it is easy to overlook because the things we without disabilities take for granted may be impossible or difficult to a person with a disability especially a child. Too often do children suffer unnecessarily when all they need is a kind helping hand or maybe just a word of encouragement spoken to them.
If one were to stop and think how great the needs are for children with disabilities and not rely or assume that all their needs are being taken care of, then a child that may be helpless physically or mentally would benefit tremendously if we take a part in helping them!
Could a kind act of kindness on our part change a child's life? YES, of course it takes three very important things to becoming aware of the needs of all children with disabilities...
#1. Identifying their needs based on the child's disability.
#2. Speak to the child's parents and/or caregiver what short term and long term needs the child may have.
#3. After assessing the needs of the child, take part in helping or contributing either your time and/or money so that a disabled child may be able to live a more happier life!
This is true awareness!
Talk is cheap when it comes to a child's well being, actions speak louder then words. Let's all do our part in promoting true awareness by taking care of all disabled children around the world!
Joel
SIPPS stands for Systematic Instructions in Phoneme Awareness, Phonics, and Sight Words. They are a solution for people who have a hard time reading. This program can teach people what is needed to be able to read, as each person learns differently, the problems that cause people to have reading disabilities are also different. SIPPS tackles the individuals problem instead of trying to use a "one solution" fits all approach to reading disabilities.
to provide basic economic needs of their children and to earn an income
The Arizona Department of Economic Security provides advice and care for children and families who need support. They also provide support for the elderly, people with disabilities and the unemployed.
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Alfred Healy has written: 'The needs of children with disabilities' -- subject(s): Developmental disabilities, Disabled Persons 'Early services for children with special needs' -- subject(s): Children with disabilities, Infants, Services for, Toddlers
R. Gulliford has written: 'Special educational needs' -- subject(s): Children with disabilities, Education 'Teaching materials for disadvantaged children' -- subject(s): Children with disabilities, Education, Slow learning children
Children with disabilities have the right to access education and healthcare services tailored to their needs. They also have the right to participate in recreational activities and engage with their community. Additionally, children with disabilities have the right to be treated with dignity and respect, and to have their opinions and preferences taken into consideration in matters that affect them.
Jo Shackelford has written: 'Providing early services to children with special needs & their families' -- subject(s): Services for, Children with disabilities 'State and jurisdictional eligibility definitions for infants and toddlers with disabilities under IDEA' -- subject(s): Children with disabilities, Developmental disabilities, Disabled Children, Early Intervention (Education), Education (Preschool), Eligibility Determination, Handicapped children, Identification, Services for, States, United States
Gary D. Meers has written: 'Handbook of special vocational needs education' -- subject(s): Children with disabilities, Children with social disabilities, Cooperative Education, Education, Law and legislation, Vocational education
James Aaron Rosenthal has written: 'Special-needs adoption' -- subject(s): Children of minorities, Children with disabilities, Older child adoption, Special needs adoption
The Jack Smith Trust is a charity organization, based in the UK, which supports children with disabilities. They perform fundraising and charity events to raise money and awareness to help support children with diabilities.
Some of these children have disabilities. Do you think people's perceptions of others play a role in the success of children with disabilities?
Audrey Charamba has written: 'In the wake of our shadows' -- subject(s): Services for, Mothers of children with disabilities, Children with disabilities, Women 'In the wake of our shadows' -- subject(s): Services for, Mothers of children with disabilities, Children with disabilities, Women
Lawrence A. Gomes has written: 'The integration of children with special needs into regular education programs' -- subject(s): Education, Children with disabilities
Michael Luxford has written: 'Children with special needs' -- subject(s): Child development, Special education, Philosophy, Children with disabilities
Susan Rebecka Sandall has written: 'Building blocks for teaching preschoolers with special needs' -- subject(s): Education (Preschool), Individualized education programs, Children with social disabilities, Children with disabilities, Inclusive education