Utah State University Hear to Learn Resources for Parents and Professionals

The Utah State University Listening and Spoken Language program, Sound Beginnings, launched in 2007 to help children with hearing loss reach their potential for academic and life success. They have also begun translating what they and others have learned into user-friendly materials for parents of children who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as those who care for and work with them.
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I Can Shine Camp

iCan Shine is an international charitable nonprofit organization. We collaborate with local organizations and individuals, our program ‘hosts’, to conduct over 100 five-day ‘iCan’ programs in 35 States and Canada serving nearly 3,000 people with disabilities each year. Programs include biking, swimming, and dancing.
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State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP)

Michigan’s State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) is Michigan's free, unbiased resource to help you navigate Medicare. Local, certified counselors are available to guide you. They offer personal assistance at no charge. SHIP counselors are your guide to maximize your benefits and savings. Michigan’s SHIP doesn’t sell Medicare plans--they just help you understand them.
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Michigan State University Sports Skills Program

In the Sports Skills Program, MSU undergraduate students provide coaching and instruction in sports skills to children and adults with disabilities who reside in the greater Lansing area. SSP provides opportunities for: (a) MSU students to develop an appreciation of human ability and acquire teaching/coaching skills; (b) persons with disabilities to improve sports skills and physical fitness; and (c) MSU students and faculty to conduct research on physical activity and disability.
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Meridian Township All-Terrain Wheelchair

Meridian Township purchased this all-terrain wheel chair with grant assistance from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's "Access to Recreation" program combined with a contribution from the Okemos Kiwanis Club. While there is no charge to use this wheel chair; we do ask that great care is taken in order to preserve it for years of use. To best serve the community, we ask that the chair be utilized within the Meridian Township park system.
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