are there people out there who care about disabled children?who can help??please?
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My wife works with people with disabilties funded partly by the state. \n\nSurprisingly, these people are given excellent care. But i do see your point. \n\nI guess some of the human race forgot what compassion meant, unfortunately.
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LOOK ONLINE, IN PHONE BOOKS, IN LIBRARIES AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES FOR THE FOLLOWING. CONTACT THEM AND REQUEST YOUR NEED>\n\nTry any and all handicap organizations and groups.  Try various government agencies for aid and assistance.  Try any church and ask for help.  Try local charities and help groups in your community at large.  Try looking online and do a search for 'free wheelchairs' etc...\nCome up with some sort of a casual campaign/request for your brother.  Write up something, A NICE HEARTFELT letter or flyer and send it out or rather if possible call and fax it/send it, or deliver when possible and talk with people about your need.  Put it out in the world and more than likely you will find what you need.  It's a good cause and request to ask for.  \nJust start asking people nicely if they can help and you both should be ok!\n\nGood luck!
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One  fo the best places to help with and they do a lot of good and that is St.Judes hospital.......Danny Thomas was the founder of this org,and now his daughter is taking over since his death.You could  contact St.Judes hospital and i am sure they could direct you.They help with a lot of cancer children,and most everything you give goes directly to the hospital to help the children.Another one is Feed The children foundation......................Good luck
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Contact Focus on the Family, or some other Org like that. There are charities out there that benefit those in financial need who has a sick spouse/child/etc.\n\nMy best wishes to you.
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try the Red Cross, they are always in need of volunteers, or at an elementary school.  they always need help with the children.
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We need a little more information in order to help you.  What is the nature of the special need?  For example, does the child have a hearing impairment, or a learning disability, or a physical disability?  How you do the adaptation depends on the disability and the child's strengths and needs.  Possibly if you can add details you may get several good suggestions.
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Is anyone has a? Does anyone could help?
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I raised TWO Disabled children as a single parent (and yes, one of my children was Asperger's Syndrome -- High Functioning Autism).\n\nMy own suggestions are this:  Have you tried Scouting Activities -- you know -- Boy Scouts, does he participate in after school groups or activities, and even how about JROTC At his High School?\n\nJust because someone has a disability -- do NOT overlook the current programs that their non-disabled peers enjoy in the High School -- because they CAN and DO participate in these programs.  My own children did the JROTC programs, the Team Sports, the Scouting, etc -- and now that they are adults -- they have fond memories of every program that they participated in -- and this includes horseback riding, rifle/shotgun shooting, fencing clubs, scouting camps, etc.
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No matter what your level of disability it's clear you can write and convey your thoughts to others. Have you considered becoming part of a community group? Maybe your church does good works, or has some sort of program that encourages outreach?\n\nThere's also attending classes at the local college or university, maybe even doing something online? \n\nI guaruantee that it's not because of your disability that you're having trouble finding someone. You want a decent good hearted person right? Well that person wouldn't care about your impedments. It's just that your life path hasn't crossed his just yet. He's out there, wondering if he'll ever find you...\n\nPut the loneliness and depression aside as they are self-indulgent. Get out there and enjoy the world and give them a chance to enjoy you!\n\nKnow things will better, best wishes - J\n\n1.27 12:27a est  So So sorry to hear about your daughter, she can't be hurt anymore where she is now, and has a peace that no one can have in life. It should be important to everyone in your community to bring the killers to justice, but maybe this is a fight you'll have to fight for a long time. May your faith help you through this struggle.\nThis might be a good time for some "Chicken Soup" books to be borrowed from the library. Maybe the folks at the library could even advise a way to get to and from there.\nMaybe they could even suggest a place to take classes in the area, maybe a Parks and Rec, or a community center building in town?\nSometimes you have to put yourself out there. It can't be easy to deal with the circumstances of your situation and I don't mean to sound as if I am trivalizing your concerns. In fact I agree that you are probably a hundred percent correct about your surroundings. Thing is SOMEONE is going to have to change that, for you, for other people like you, and even for the people unlike you who don't realize things need to change.\nSpeak to the people in your City Hall about arrangements being made (transportation and otherwise) for the people with various "challenges" in your town. If they aren't helpful right from the get go, it might be time to enlist the help of the American with Disabilities.\nIf it sounds like I am assigning you to a crusade, you're right. I think the powers that be brought you to that little town in hopes that you might bring about some change. There is someone right now, or in the foreseeable future, who couldn't speak fom themselves, who doesn't have the strength of character you do, who needs you to help people SEE.\nYour daughter believes in you, knows you're up to the task. She's watching right now, hoping you'll smile. \n\nDear heart , please remember that for many of us, it's a struggle to find companionship. Maybe right now the focus should be just on building your circle of friends (step in the right direction is posting here at Yahoo Answers). And later, friends can introduce more friends, and sometimes that's when you find those things that you gave up hope of ever finding.\n\nThe powers that be are with you, as am I- J\nsagebella72-answers@yahoo.com
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netboy12121, very well put from the students perspective. Very seldom do we see this.  I do work with special needs and individuals with disabilities, and we do try to impliment a normal or close to normal class room atmospher. Educators from k-12 up into the college levels are basically lazy when they have to work with people with special needs.  But guess what? its the law, they must accomidate all students.\n  Check wth your local scholl system and find out who is incharge of their special needs program.  Tell them you want an IEP (individual education program) for your child. By law they must provide this service for you.  If you are unable to find a school or services the meet your needs, contact your local Health and Human Social Service Department. They'll give you all types of information and contacts.  You may also check into your states local DVR (Department of vocational Rehabilitaion) service. Unfortunately there is usally a waiting list for their services, but get on it.  Hope I was able to help.
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You might want to try looking in all surrounding cities and your city at their recreation listing I work with a power soccer team and a a sport camp for handicap children through the city I live in.  The recreation departments usually have teams or camps for special needs children.
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Contact your local community services.  There is a service offered for people with disabilities.  The will come in and clean your house, do laundry, and help with the cooking.  They will also have someone go buy your groceries for you.  Not a good idea to have them delivered to your door.  You just never know.  Try these local services.  I would trust them before I would truat a total stranger.  Good luck, let us know how you are doing.
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Is there any reasons why the lady needs to have disability?  Sounds like there's more to it than just wanting to help.  In any case, you can get connected with the Association of the Handicapped.  They should be able to assist.
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check yahoo for IDA...individuals with disabilities. they can help i bet
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Thats very good of you. They're always on the TV so I'd look out for adverts on the likes of ITV, Nickelodeon or maybe Challenge. If you would consider just donating to a well established kid's charity I'd recommend NSPCC or Childline, they could always use help.\n\nThanks for being so generous, your gonna make some kid happy! (=
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I have a wonderful 12 yrs old son that has a brain stem tumor.He has had seizures since the age of 3.He is developmentally delayed having the abilities of a 4-5 yr old.He too,is my biggest joy.\n\nThe tough part is is seeing him struggle with simple day to day tasks.He will never play sports,drive, or hold down a job.Most likely,I'll never have grandchildren.\n\nThe joys are seeing him wake up every morning with a huge smile on his face.Saying I love you ,Mommy just melts my heart.We home school and to see the pride on his face when he "got it" on a new subject.\n\nThis is a wonderful question.Thank you for allowing me to share my story.I wish you luck with your special angel and hope he goes as far as possible.With a parent like you in his court,he'll do well!!
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you could try contacting your local social service or human services office and ask them for information. also public health might have some information. \n\nthey could also tell you about advocate agencies such as AARM that advocate for people with special needs and also provide education services.