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Sharing resources everyday No one should go without necessary services or feel as though they are alone in this process.

The One4 All Disability Expo is an annual resource fair offering the community a wide variety of information on concerns related to special health care needs. The Expo has successfully served our tri-state area of West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky since 2008. Individuals with disabilities and their families are trying to access the resources, services, and care necessary to be active in their local community. Medical professionals may lack the staff and time to stay current on available services/resources for their patients. The One4 All Disability Expobridges this gap,hosting an event bringing everyone together-offering information on local, state, and national resources. The One4 All Disability Expo adapts each year, growing to serve individuals and their families regardless of age, diagnosis, or prognosis. Our goal is to ensure all individuals have the information and resources available to reach their fullest potential. Our success depends on each person involved in our event, and we cannot thank each of you enough for your continued support and participation. Thank you for learning and growing with us as One4All Disabilities strives to offer an event for all needs, and all ages. One4All Disabilities

08/09/2026

We are SUPER EXCITED to carry Chikka Chikka! We fell in love with these at Newtopia Now!

What are they? So glad you asked! They are a super tasty digestive seed mix! Chew on a dime-sized amount of Chikka Chikka after a hearty meal (or anytime really) for delicious digestive bliss! Seriously, these are soooo good! We have cinnamon & mint flavors available! Stop by and grab a tin before we eat them all!

08/09/2026

Join us for our next Ages & Stages on September 22 at 1:00 PM EST!

AI for Inclusion and Independence: Practical Tools for School
Hosted by: Sean Smith, PhD, Department of Special Education, University of Kansas

This NDSC Ages & Stages webinar will:
🔵 Explore how educators and families can use AI to personalize learning experiences and better respond to individual student strengths, needs, and interests.
🟡 Examine practical ways AI can help educators/family members adapt instruction, develop learning supports, provide feedback, and create opportunities for students to more meaningfully engage with their education.
🔵 Consider how AI can support planning, problem solving, and decision making for educators/families as they seek to improve student learning, independence, and educational outcomes.
🟡 Identify important considerations for the responsible and purposeful use of AI in K–12 education, including when AI can enhance instruction and when educator and family judgment remains essential.

Register here > https://bit.ly/NDSC-Ages-Stages

All registrants will receive the recording the following day.

08/09/2026

Can't find your Social Security card?🤔

In most cases, just knowing your number is enough. However, if you do need a physical card, start the request process online before making a trip to an office.

Depending on your situation, you may be able to request a replacement Social Security card through your personal my Social Security account.

We'll help you determine the best way to replace your card: https://ow.ly/v1Ab50ZGILf

08/09/2026

✨ A Royal Knight Out is going to be a magical day! ✨

Not only can your child meet their favorite princess or prince, but they can also meet some of the amazing SLPs from the Marshall University Speech and Hearing Center! 👑💬

They will be providing FREE speech screenings during the event!

A special thank you to Appalachian Power for sponsoring this exciting event and helping make this day possible for families in our community!

📅 September 19 | 2–5 PM
📍 St. Mary’s Conference Center

We can’t wait to see you there! 👑✨

08/09/2026

Sometimes the stress loop happens before we even realize it.

We’re tired. We’re overwhelmed. Our child is having big feelings, and suddenly everyone is upset. Their behavior gets bigger, we get more frustrated, and the whole thing keeps going.

But we can break the loop.

Taking a breath, slowing down, using a calm voice, or simply saying, “I see that you’re having a hard time” can change what happens next.

08/09/2026

A feature film chronicling the story of an activist known as the "mother of the disability rights movement" is set for its big-screen debut ahead of its release in theaters this fall.

08/09/2026

💙 Caregivers give so much of themselves every day. But taking care of you matters, too.

Our free Caregiver Self-Care Guide offers practical, realistic strategies to help you manage stress, find moments of rest, and protect your well-being while caring for your child.

You deserve support, too. 💙

👉 Get your FREE guide: 🔗 Link found in the comments!

08/09/2026

The West Virginia Department of Human Services (DoHS) today announced that residents who lived or worked in Lewis, Upshur, Ritchie and Pleasants counties when severe storms and flooding occurred on July 21, 2026, may qualify for Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) benefits or SNAP supplements.

Eligible residents may apply Monday, September 21, through Friday, September 25, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day at designated locations in each county.

D-SNAP is a federal nutrition assistance program administered by DoHS and approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The program provides one month of food assistance to eligible households that experienced disaster-related losses. D-SNAP benefits may be used to purchase eligible food items but cannot be used to purchase alcoholic beverages, to***co, or non-food items.

Households may qualify if they:
-Lived or worked in Lewis, Upshur, Ritchie, or Pleasants County at the time of the July 21 storms;

-Experienced disaster-related expenses or lost income, such as food loss, property damage, evacuation costs, or inability to access funds; and

-Meet disaster-specific income and resource limits.
Where to apply

Residents who lived or worked in the four identified counties may apply at the following locations: (See Chart Below)

What to Bring

Applicants are encouraged to bring documentation that may help establish eligibility, including:

-Photo identification, such as a driver's license;

-Documentation showing residence or employment in Lewis, -Upshur, Ritchie or Pleasants County at the time of the storm;

-Proof of income received during the 30 days before applying;

-Proof of assets, such as checking and savings account statements; and

-Documentation of disaster-related expenses.

Eligible households may receive benefits within one day of applying. For additional information, contact the local DoHS county office or call the Office of Constituent Services' Customer Service Hotline at 1-877-716-1212.

WOW!  This is an incredible opportunity!
08/09/2026

WOW! This is an incredible opportunity!

📣 New Program Announcement! 📣

Navigating special education is easier when you have a community behind you.

IEP Circles is a new space where parents, caregivers, and self advocates can connect, learn, and gain practical tools to advocate for special education services. Our goal is to meet quarterly in each location. Through our partnership with education attorneys from Mountain State Justice and education advocates from Legal Aid of West Virginia Inc. families will have access to trusted information and guidance alongside peer support.

💪 This is more than a support group. This is a parent-led movement to ensure every child receives the education they are entitled to, and that special education is FULLY FUNDED!

Whether you’re preparing for your first IEP meeting or have years of experience advocating, there’s a seat for you at the table. Together, we’re building stronger advocates and stronger schools, one family at a time.

Upcoming IEP Circles:
(Event Registrations Open!)

⭕️ August 5 – Logan County | Southern Community College | 11:30 AM–1:00 PM

⭕️ August 15 – Marion County | Agape Life Ministries | 12:00–1:30 PM

⭕️ September 5 – Putnam County | Main Library | 11:30 AM–1:00 PM

⭕️ September 19 – Kanawha County Library |
11:00 AM–12:30 PM

⭕️ October 1 – Virtual IEP Circle | 11:30 AM–1:00 PM

08/09/2026

📚✨ A New Book Club Is Coming to Huntington! ✨📚

Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District is excited to launch our very own book club!

Led by Emily Browning, a student in the Master of Library Science program at the University of Denver, this monthly book club is open to everyone ages 18 and up—and best of all, it’s free to attend!

📖 When: The 4th Monday of each month
📍 Where: St. Cloud Commons Lodge
⏰ Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
☕ What to expect: Light refreshments, great conversation, and plenty of bookish fun!

And what better way to kick things off than with spooky season? 👻🎃

Help us choose our very first book! Sign up using the link:https://ghprd.recdesk.com/Community/Program/Detail?programId=118 and cast your vote for which spooky read you’d like the club to explore together.

🗓️ First Meeting: Monday, October 26
📚 First Book Announcement: Wednesday, September 16

Grab a friend, cast your vote, and join us for a fun evening of reading, discussion, and community! We can’t wait to turn the page on this new adventure together. 👻📚

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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 15:00

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