Imagine a place where children are able to gather for new friendships and fun activities that teach them more about their daily routines and care options. Every year, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) hosts camps across the United States geared towards supporting kids with diabetes and their families. 

Find information on how to register to vote, printable materials to share, policy issues that affect people with disabilities and more. 

Flyers
Download the REV UP Tennessee flyer, in .pdf and .txt formats below, for details on how to register and an election season timeline.

Rev Up Flyer V2.pdf

REV UP Flyer.txt

 
At Camp Barnabas, kids with disabilities are celebrated and given opportunities to explore new activities that are accessible to them. Campers are told “yes” when they consider taking on a ropes course, camping trip or archery game that is adapted to their unique abilities. 

The creation of the Missouri-based camp was inspired by a young girl diagnosed with cancer, who expressed a desire to be a part of a camp community that understood and included her. The camp now has two locations and serves more than 2,000 campers each summer. 

So you’ve landed one (or maybe two, three, or four!) interviews after submitting a few job applications. What’s next? 

Preparing for your interview is just as, if not more, important than the actual interview. We know that interviews can be particularly tricky if you have a disability and are concerned about voicing your needs. That’s why we’ve put together this list of tips and tricks to consider when going into your interview.