The Spirit of ADA Torch Relay
by Betty Easler The Spirit of ADA Torch Relay launched its cross-country tour in Houston on June 11th and will conclude in New York City on August 7, 2000. Helping Paws
by Jim Beasley A service/assistance dog can often mean the difference between big challenges and independence. Putting these special dogs into service is the goal of the newly-opened Canine Companions for Independence Training Center in Orlando, Florida. Breaking Down Barriers at Work
by Caroline Mack The Social Security Administration is committed to bridging the Digital Divide for beneficiaries with disabilities. Find out what the SSA is doing to help through its new website. What are Parent Centers?
by Mary Eaddy You’ll find Parent Centers in all fifty states working to improve the quality of life for children with a variety of disabilities. Find out what they can do for someone you love and how to contact them. Opening Doors in Dixie
by Keith Landry Way down in Dixie, the Peach State is making a progressive push for accessible housing. A new law in Georgia is deep-sixing the sleepy old notion that the deep South is still behind the times. 
All Work, No Play Makes for a Dull Day
by Wendy Ball Free "As an Occupational Therapist, I get to play with children while helping them to learn to do for themselves. What a great job! So when asked, "Work or play?" Play of course." An OT uses play techniques to make a big difference in the lives of children. Caring and Sharing a Benefit to All
by Betty Easler The mission of the National Federation of Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers is to support the development of interfaith volunteer caregiving programs, so the lives and spirits of those who give and get care may be greatly improved. Discover more about this group’s uplifting work. 
Reading - A Healthy Summer Break
by Betty Easler Taking a healty Summer break by reading and relaxing with a good book is good for the body, mind and soul. Find out about some of the books you might consider for your must read list. | 
