Play

Summer camps are a rich tradition for numerous families. There is no reason that tradition cannot apply to families who have children with special needs.

AbilityPath.org compiled four fun and easy recipes to make for the Fourth of July.

AbilityPath.org created four fun and festive activities to do with your kids this Fourth of July.

Unfortunately, the fiscal unrest continues to in Athens but fortunately the energy of Youth Leader and Special Olympic athletes gives us confidence in a better and stronger tomorrow.

AbilityPath is a part of an exclusive delegation at the Summer 2011 Special Olympics World Games in Athens discussing global issues impacting people with intellectual disabilities and their families

Tips on Watching Summer Games

AbilityPath.org created a list of ten summer activities to do with your child that don’t require weeks of planning, a small loan or traveling further than your backyard.

Families of children with an autism spectrum disorder are often faced with the dilemma of what to do over the summer. Where can my child go? What can he/she do? The answer is... just about anything, anywhere.

Baseball program for children with special needs enables them to fulfill their dreams of playing America’s national pastime.

A special experience for any child is a visit to a local movie theater to watch a film with their family. For a child with special needs or a sensory processing disorder, a visit to a local movie theater isn't the typical fun experience and may be filled with anxiety and fear.

No Problem Orchestra, to Perform at British Royal Wedding

It’s my kids’ favorite holiday, and we’re getting ourselves ready for eight nights full of celebration. This year, Hanukkah starts at sundown on December 1st

Favorite Gatepath Staff Picks

Giving toys to children with special needs presents parents with a unique set of challenges

With the holidays upon us, here’s a rundown on the 10 best gifts for kids with special needs

The holiday season can be difficult for parents of children with special needs. But it doesn’t have to be

Hands down, the biggest challenge of the season also happens to be the first: Halloween

Another big challenge of the season sneaks up on all of us: the end of Daylight Savings Time

Much like Halloween, the problems here revolve around sensory integration disorder

Autumn can be difficult for parents of children with special needs

Here is a list of things to do with your AbilityPath Father

Here are some tips on things you can do to ensure your child has a productive summer full of learning opportunities

View staff’s top toy selections

Adults can use play as a way to promote and support several areas of children’s development

Parents and health practitioners often track and measure development by observing milestones from infancy to young adulthood