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College as a person with disabilities

Angelina Vu

Starting your college career is an exciting opportunity. It can also be scary. As a person with a physical disability, there come several challenges. Accessibility issues, such as navigating campuses and transportation, can make it harder for individuals with limited to no mobility to participate.

Men's Health Month

Angelina Vu

In June we celebrate Men's Health Month. This is an excellent opportunity to raise awareness and encourage men with disabilities to prioritize their physical and mental well-being. Statistics indicate that men with disabilities often face health disparities compared to their non-disabled counterparts.

Mental Health Awareness Month

Angelina Vu

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!  Let’s raise awareness about the importance of mental health and well-being.  Mental health is essential for people with disabilities, who face higher rates of mental distress than those without disabilities.

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College as a person with disabilities

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July 31, 2023

Starting your college career is an exciting opportunity. It can also be scary. As a person with a physical disability, there come several challenges. Accessibility issues, such as navigating campuses and transportation, can make it harder for individuals with limited to no mobility to participate.

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June is Men's Health MOnth
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STATISTICS

A Growing Need

1 in 4 Adults in the U.S. Live with a Disability

Disability impacts all of us. 61 million adults are living with some type of impairment, ranging from mobility, cognitive, or sensory disabilities, that impact their quality of life.



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38.2% Adults with a Disability Have Obesity

One in three adults with disabilities age 18 to 44 do not have a health care provider or access to accessible wellness support. This puts them at higher risk for obesity, and other health issues such as heart disease and diabetes.

Source: CDC
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2 in 5 Adults
Over 65 Have a Disability

Disability is especially common among older adults, women and minorities. 1 in 4 women and 2 in 5 non-Hispanic American Indians / Alaska Natives have a disability. These segments are growing and only further increase the need to improve accessibility and care.

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Mental Health Awareness Month
May 31, 2023

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!  Let’s raise awareness about the importance of mental health and well-being.  Mental health is essential for people with disabilities, who face higher rates of mental distress than those without disabilities.

American Heart Health Month
Feb 28, 2023

February is American Health Heart month! This is the time for everyone to focus on their cardiovascular health. The risk factors for chronic disease are more prevalent in persons with disabilities thus increasing the risk for secondary conditions including cardiovascular disease. Let’s discuss options for maintaining a healthy heart while having a physical disability. 

How to build a community
Oct 13, 2022

Due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on everyday life, people with disabilities are facing strains on their mental and emotional health at even higher levels than pre-pandemic times. This, in addition to an increase in remote work has led to social and professional isolation. Currently, there are several studies being conducted to explore the impact of these factors on mental health within the disability community.

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