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The 7 Best Floats for Swimming with Disabilities
Swimming with disabilities can sometimes pose a problem when trying to locate the best flotation device for you or your loved one. The flotation device needed often depends on the level of support needed by the individual and their weight/size. Here are seven great options for flotation devices for swimming with disabilities.
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Inclusive Language for Disabilities
We see everywhere right now among many groups of people that there is a huge movement towards inclusive language, especially inclusive language for disabilities. We want to share some of our thoughts on this topic, and our mission around inclusive language at giv.care, and some perspective from parents as well sharing how they’ve navigated inclusive…
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Tricycles for Adults with Disabilities
Riding a bike is an experience that everyone should be able to enjoy. For adults with physical disabilities, it can be challenging to find just the right bike. Here are five tricycles for adults with disabilities, we hope one of them will work for you or someone you love.
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Baby Gear for Developmental Delays
If you’re bringing home an infant from the hospital, or are already home with a baby who might have some delays, here is our go-to list of baby gear for developmental delays from seasoned moms who have been in your position.
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How To Be A Compassionate Caregiver
Being a compassionate caregiver is necessary when working with individuals with disabilities, or complex medical conditions. Here are some ways you can strive to be a compassionate caregiver for those you work with.
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What is a Respite Worker?
If you’re not familiar with the world of disability, you might find yourself wondering, “What is a respite worker?” Our aim is to answer that question and help you decide if a career in respite might be a great fit for you.
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How to Find a Caregiver
We know the best kind of caregivers have a personal connection with the people they work with. Read 10 tips to find a caregiver to work with your loved one with a disability.
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Winter Activities for Disabled Adults
While winter might be a time when most people want to stay inside and get cozy by the fire, we think it’s a great time to get outdoors and explore! If you are a caretaker for someone with a disability and want to mix it up and get outside, here are some great ideas for…