Abilities in Motion

Abilities in Motion Helping individuals with disabilities live independent, self-determined lives since 1989.

05/21/2026

Over 1 billion people worldwide live with disabilities—and digital accessibility directly impacts their access to education, employment, and connection.
This Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we’re supporting a future where technology empowers, not excludes. 🫶

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Video showing a woman with visual impairments using her smart phone with earbuds as assistive technology. Text overlay appears reading "Everyone deserves the tools to live fully and independently. May 21, 2026. Global Accessibility Awareness Day" There is an orange border line across the bottom of the screen and the AIM logo slides into frame at the beginning of the video and remains throughout.

05/19/2026

Imagine a world where everyone — regardless of ability — can fully participate in gaming. That’s the vision driving the AIM Gaming Center.

📣 We’re hiring an Egaming Specialist Intern to help turn that vision into reality through adaptive technology, community programming and hands-on support. 🎮

If you want to combine your passion for gaming with real impact, we’d love to hear from you.

👉 Apply here: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=16ea2f759ae48e78

05/15/2026

Rollie's Place is ready for another morning of creativity, connection, and community.

Our 5‑Minute Interests Open Mic is this Saturday at 11 AM.
Join us for this neurodivergent‑friendly space where every interest is worth sharing.

We’d love to have you there. 🫶

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POV video looking at the exterior of Rollie's Place cafe. The automatic door opens and the video moves inside to see a glimpse of the interior of the space. A semi-transparent blue box appears with white text reading "You interests matter. Join us Saturday at 11 AM for the 5-Minute Interests Open Mic at Rollie's Place - a neurodivergent-friendly event."

05/12/2026

Staying up to date with recommended vaccines helps protect you, your loved ones and your community. Vaccines are proven to be safe and effective, and your healthcare provider can help you decide what’s right for you.
https://heyor.ca/oogcSU

05/07/2026

At Abilities in Motion, we believe every interest deserves a spotlight.
That’s why we’re hosting another 5‑Minute Interests Open Mic event at Rollie’s Place café, a neurodivergent‑friendly space where sharing what you love brings us closer together. 🫶

Join us on Saturday, May 16th at 11am.
Bring what you love. Share it with community.

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Video panning to show the exterior of the Abilities in Motion and Rollie’s Place cafe building. A semi-transparent blue overlay box appears with text reading “Your passion. Your moment. Your mic. Join us for our second neurodivergent-friendly 5-minute interests open mic event. Saturday May 16th 11AM”

Creating an accessible home doesn’t have to be expensive. Small changes can make a big difference in safety, comfort and...
05/01/2026

Creating an accessible home doesn’t have to be expensive.
Small changes can make a big difference in safety, comfort and independence.
Swipe through for 3 budget‑friendly ways to make your space more accessible, from simple layout tweaks to low‑cost tools and visibility upgrades.
Everyone deserves a home that works for them. 🫶🏠

When it comes to your child’s health, trusted information makes all the difference. The "On Call: Immunizations" video s...
04/27/2026

When it comes to your child’s health, trusted information makes all the difference. The "On Call: Immunizations" video series features Pennsylvania doctors discussing the real impacts of vaccine‑preventable diseases and the role immunizations can play.

🎥 Watch the series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJkiszX0jyO5ggYhoMLruvHQi5sHBz_IX

04/24/2026

Need help funding equipment, home modifications, or supports that increase your independence?

Swipe through this step‑by‑step guide to learn how to apply for AIM’s Consumer Independence Fund (CIF).

The CIF helps Berks County residents with disabilities access essential items and services that remove barriers to daily living.

👉 Swipe to see what you need
👉 Swipe to learn how to apply
👉 Swipe to get started today

🔗 Apply online today via the link in our bio.

04/21/2026

LIVE THIS THURSDAY! 🎮
Join us on 4/23 at 10:30 AM for a special AIM Gaming Center stream.
Hear our staff talk about adaptive gaming, answer FAQs, and show off gameplay from one of our favorite titles.
Don’t miss it—tune in and be part of the conversation!

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A video showing an image of the AIM Gaming Center with a room filled with multicolor desktop PC's and a gaming headset resting on top of one in the foreground. A green overlayed box appears with text: "Get ready! The AIM Gaming Center is going LIVE this Thursday, April 23, at 10:30 AM. Set your reminder and don't miss out!" The AIM Gaming Center logo appears across the bottom of the screen at the end.

04/17/2026

As we get closer to our Neurodivergent‑Friendly Open Mic Night, here’s your reminder:
This event is about belonging, expression, and creating a space where everyone feels seen. 💛
Share for five minutes — or simply be in community. Both matter. 🫶

https://rolliesplace.com/open-mic-night/
♿ Accessibility needs welcome.

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Video showing the interior of Rollie's Place with brightly colored tables and chairs, wide walkways, privacy pods, the countertop, and the Rollie's Place signage hung on the wall. Overlayed text coordinates with a voice-over narrating: "As we get closer to our Neurodivergent-Friendly Open Mic Night, here's your reminder: This event is about belonging, expression, and creating a space where everyone feels seen."

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755 Hiesters Lane
Reading, PA
19605

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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