“Enable: The Disability Podcast” will release new episodes weekly on YouTube and all major podcast platforms, including ...

And I want other young adults with disabilities to have the same opportunities that I've had for health care, inclusive education, college, assistive technology, jobs, making friends and ...

A new app is making it easier for people with disabilities to make new connections and find a friend in their city.

For decades, cerebral palsy resources have focused on the needs of children, but with a new toolkit, that could be changing.

A variety of options await participants in the new Franklin Friends program every month.

The Miracle League of Western Kentucky opened up its fifth ever season with help and support from the Murray State University ...

Friendship Circle pairs volunteers with kids, teens and adults with disabilities to form lasting friendships through after-school activities, camps, clinics and online resources.

Joanie Hoffner doesn't just volunteer her time to help a little girl with cerebral palsy; she lends support to the entire family as a member of "Family Friends." The organization is made up of ...

Chris Duffy isn't going to sugarcoat it: Making friends as an adult is hard. If you’ve ever tried to figure out exactly how to ask a potential platonic connection for their number—or word that ...

Friendship burnout is definitely real. So how do you meet friends when you and your kids are all grown up?

A new app is creating a safe space for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to build community and lasting relationships.

As a parent, I noted that teenagers with developmental differences like my son, Emerson, have few opportunities to relax, connect and hang out — so I decided to create a space just for them.