Developed to provide inclusive and accessible outdoor experiences, iKayak offers individuals with disabilities the opportunity to explore the Flint River’s waterways through adaptive kayaking. The program is back for 2023, promising memorable experiences and empowering individuals to connect with nature. What started as a collaboration between The Disability Network and Kayak Flint, iKayak is a […]
The Disability Network will host Detroit-based photojournalist Laura Suprenant for her current series, Portraits of Persons with Disabilities. Laura shares on her website, “The Portraits of Persons with Disabilities Project aims to change the perception of PWD, starting with the people themselves. Through photography, we create a respectful portrait of each person’s unique form.” Learn […]
Join TDN Connect for this month’s recreation and health programs held at The Disability Network and around the community. TDN Connect is a multi-faceted program series designed to help you learn new independent living skills by inviting you to participate in recreation and leisure programs. Our series includes adaptive cooking, exercise, crafting, and mental health […]
Two members of the TDN staff presented to Michigan’s parks and recreation professionals last month at the annual mParks conference in Lansing. Jessica Dixon and Tarah Holliman shared the values of inclusion and accessibility in their respective presentations and provided resources and tips for participants.
The Bureau of Services for Blind People (BSBP) welcomed visitors to its new location on March 23. Just down the road from its previous location, the new office is inside the Michigan Works building at 711 North Saginaw in downtown Flint. The Bureau of Services for Blind Persons Training Center (BSBPTC) is a comprehensive rehabilitative center, specializing in assisting youth and adults who are blind and low vision.”
Join TDN Connect for this month’s recreation and health programs held at The Disability Network and around the community. TDN Connect is a multi-faceted program series designed to help you learn new independent living skills by inviting you to participate in recreation and leisure programs. Our series includes adaptive cooking, exercise, crafting, and mental health […]
The Disability Network’s fuzziest team member, Onyx the facility dog, recently visited Michigan State University to provide comfort to students employed at MSU Greenline, a student call center for Annual Giving.
Join TDN Connect for this month’s recreation and health programs held at The Disability Network and around the community. TDN Connect is a multi-faceted program series, designed to help you learn new independent living skills by inviting you to participate in recreation and leisure programs.
Things are getting busier at The Disability Network, and we’re experiencing a need for friendly help around the office and at upcoming community events.
New Sessions for TDN Connect TDN Connect continues with fun programming and new workshops this spring andsummer. The program is designed to connect people and provide a way to learn new skills and independent living completely online. People interested need only a phone, tablet, or computer and internet access to attend. All classes are offered […]
