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Autism Tips for a Sensory Friendly July 4th

The Fourth of July holiday often includes fireworks and parades, backyard barbecues and neighborhood festivals - all of which can be overstimulating for some individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions like autism.

Instant voice from thought: AI and brain implants enable real-time speech

Sacramento, Calif. - Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have developed an investigational brain-computer interface that holds promise for restoring the ability to hold real-time conversations to people who have lost the ability to speak due to neurological conditions.

Sacramento launches Local Age & Disability-Friendly Action Plan

Sacramento, Calif. -More than 300 community members gathered to celebrate the launch of Sacramento County's Local Age & Disability-Friendly Action Plan (LADAP). During the launch event

City of Roseville offers adaptive programs for varying abilities

Roseville, Calif. - How a community treats its marginalized, remains one of the true marks of what embodies a great community. A view shared by many local residents can often be found embodied in local schools, businesses, and community programs.

Baby with spina bifida has promising future after fetal surgery with stem cells

Sacramento, Calif. - Lindsey was 18 weeks pregnant with her fifth child when she got a life-changing phone call. Her blood work was abnormal. She and husband, Jared, went in for an ultrasound and got some news they never expected

Placer ARC in Roseville serving intellectual and developmental disability community

The Arc of Placer County is a private non-profit dedicated to the welfare of persons diagnosed with an intellectual or developmental disability.

Sierra College LIFE Program in Rocklin celebrates completion of first semester

Rocklin, Calif - The brand new LIFE Program at Sierra College just completed its first full semester on Friday. The program targets the growing demand for adult independence for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Greater Sacramento Walk for Apraxia at McKinley Park

Sacramento, Calif. - The 2024 Greater Sacramento Walk for Apraxia event will be held on October 26th at McKinley Park to benefit children with apraxia of speech (CAS). The event begins at 10:00 AM with a ceremony beginning at 11:00 AM. Registration is FREE!