A public awareness message from the National Down Syndrome Congress

This video shows a number of our success stories in the Adult Services Division of the Fairfield County Board of DD. We hope you\'ll find some ideas and inspiration in the stories this video shares.

A 10-year-old boy is being hailed as a hero. He says he used what he learned in Cub Scouts to save his teacher\\\'s life. KTRK reports.

E:60 feature on DJ Gregory and his dream to walk every hole of every golf tournament.

This PSA includes credits for the Arc of Northern Virginia and The Arc of Virginia. Please share this version, and replace older versions with this one.

(11-Aug-2009) - Eunice Kennedy Shriver died early this morning at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis, Massachusetts, surrounded by her family. She was 88 years old. The younger sister of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Shriver was the founder and honorary chairperson of Special Olympics, and executive vice president of the Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation. She has been a leader in the worldwide movement to improve and to enhance the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities for more than six decades. [More] [Less]

Promotional video for O.A.T.S. hrh, Inc., a year-round non-profit therapeutic riding facility in Clarkston, Mich., serving handicapped children and adults for 10+ years.

This video shows a number of our success stories in the Adult Services Division of the Fairfield County Board of DD. We hope you\'ll find some ideas and inspiration in the stories this video shares.

This PSA includes credits for the Arc of Northern Virginia and The Arc of Virginia. Please share this version, and replace older versions with this one.

E:60 feature on DJ Gregory and his dream to walk every hole of every golf tournament.

(11-Aug-2009) - Eunice Kennedy Shriver died early this morning at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis, Massachusetts, surrounded by her family. She was 88 years old. The younger sister of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Shriver was the founder and honorary chairperson of Special Olympics, and executive vice president of the Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation. She has been a leader in the worldwide movement to improve and to enhance the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities for more than six decades. [More] [Less]

Wheelchair Sports in Georgia High Schools. American Association of Adapted Sports, www.adaptedsports.org, Wheelchair basketball, wheelchair track, wheelchair football, indoor wheelchair soccer, power hockey, beep baseball (VI)

A 10-year-old boy is being hailed as a hero. He says he used what he learned in Cub Scouts to save his teacher\\\'s life. KTRK reports.

Here\\\'s the story -- well, the first five years -- in the life of Quinn: a wonderful, exuberant, mostly non-verbal boy with autism. You can see how the signs appeared over time, even before his diagnosis was made at 21 months.*** Teachers/schools/community service groups: You may use this video as part of autism awareness or positive educational training. No additional permission is required. (I can provide a higher-resolution version if needed.)* TO THE HATERS: Quinn did not watch TV for hours each day. He learned the credits mostly from the DVD boxes that he carried with him everywhere. (And if you want to leave a rude/arrogant/stupid/mean comment... well, I\\\'d suggest you worry less about my parenting skills and more about those of your own mom and dad.) NOTE: Unfortunately, I no longer have the faceautism.org domain name mentioned in the video -- so I have no idea what might end up on there. Sorry.Music (\\ [More] [Less]

A Description of Music Therapy through quotes, pictures and song.The song is \"Adiemus\" by Adiemus.

This video shows a number of our success stories in the Adult Services Division of the Fairfield County Board of DD. We hope you\'ll find some ideas and inspiration in the stories this video shares.

This video shows a number of our success stories in the Adult Services Division of the Fairfield County Board of DD. We hope you\'ll find some ideas and inspiration in the stories this video shares.

Lesley Stahl catches up with Rex Lewis-Clack, a musical savant born blind and mentally impaired who, at 13 years old now, is making remarkable strides despite doctors\\\\\\\' predictions.