6 Tips on Entrepreneurship for Parents with Disabilities

If you’ve always dreamed of launching a business, but you’re living with a disability, you might worry that running your own company isn’t an option. Yet, for many parents with disabilities, entrepreneurship represents a path to freedom in their professional and family lives. Here are a few steps that you can take to get your business off the ground. Read …

Trade School Guide for Students with Disabilities

When thinking about jobs, students with disabilities may worry they won’t find a good fit. The strong message in high school (or even earlier!) is students must get bachelor’s degrees. But college isn’t for everyone — regardless of ability. And that’s OK! There’s no one-size-fits-all way to get to a great future. For example, trade or vocational schools offer focused, …

Home Modifications for Seniors and People with Disabilities

A significant number of American people are living in trouble with the problem of disability. The infrastructure of their house is not such that it can provide enough convenience for a disabled person to move and work. If we look at the report of the U.S. Census Bureau, we see that more than 40 million people in the U.S. population are …

Tips on Living an Active Lifestyle as a Disabled Senior

Having a disability as a senior poses its own set of issues, but for the nearly 50 million Americans estimated by the National Service Inclusion Project living with a disability, some of the biggest challenges come in the smallest packages. For instance, finding new and different ways to stay active without the routine becoming boring can be extremely difficult, especially …

Job Search Tips for the Differently Abled

If you’re a differently-abled individual, you may find it’s a challenge to find work that fits with your unique skill sets while still taking into consideration any limitations your disability presents. Your focus during a job hunt should center around finding a position in which you can excel, gain valuable experience, and have an impact. MORC, Inc. is an excellent …

Guide to Trade School for People with Disabilities

Success at a trade school can lead to stable employment with higher-than-average earnings. That makes trade school an attractive option for anyone. For someone living with a disability, vocational or trade school training allows them to exhibit the talents and abilities they have, rather than those they don’t.  A trade school provides a structured learning environment, hands-on experience, and instruction …

A Guide to Flying for People with Disabilities

Traveling by plane is one of the fastest and safest methods of getting to a destination, but noisy airports, narrow airplane aisles and baggage restrictions can make flying challenging, especially when you have a disability that limits your mobility or ease of communication. Whether you have an ongoing disability or a temporary injury, you may encounter extra difficulties while flying. …

Navigating the Workplace – Tips for Women with Disabilities

Although women and minorities — including people with disabilities — are making great strides in the name of equality, there is still a long way to go. Pursuing a thriving professional career isn’t always easy. Navigating a workplace environment as a woman with a disability is wrought with prejudice and inaccessibility. So we’ve pulled together some great resources to help …