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Spreading Inclusion One Blondie at a Time at Bake Ability Bakery

Five years ago, Paula Fasciano and her husband moved back to Bucks County so that her two sons with Fragile X Syndrome could attend the Central Bucks School District. Through her years in the Marlboro Township and Freehold Regional (NJ) school systems, and then Central Bucks, Paula made it her mission to bond with other parents with children of special …

Family Bonding at Helping Friendly Farm – Part 2

Read Part 1 here The rest of our time at Helping Friendly Farm in New Hope was spent with Jessica Zander (Jess) on the outside acreage surrounding the Sensory Barn. Jess encourages her guests to explore the areas of interest to them, and in no particular order; however, for the first trip to the farm, Jess was extremely intentional in …

Inclusivity is Always in Style at Zephyr Apparel

Awareness apparel is having its moment in our society. With so many causes to advocate for, it’s common to see people proudly displaying what they are passionate about. An online store I love because of their fun, comfortable, and stylish awareness apparel is Zephyr Apparel on Etsy.  Zephyr Apparel is a family owned business based out of Stafford, TX and …

Family Bonding at Helping Friendly Farm – Part 1

Part 1 of a two-part series about Helping Friendly Farm New Hope, PA is known for its bucolic beauty, rich ties to history, and an eclectic town center with stunning views of the Delaware River. Nestled in the countryside of this desirable town is Helping Friendly Farm – the best hidden secret in the entirety of New Hope. For neurodiverse …

“There’s Autism in the House” at Monkey’s Uncle 

When Jeanell and Derrick Morgan opened the doors of Monkey’s Uncle in 2010, the goal of the store was to provide Philly sportswear to Doylestown and the surrounding Philly burbs, while creating a safe future work environment for their preschool aged son diagnosed with Autism. Fast forward to 2023, and Monkey’s Uncle is thriving in ways the Morgan family could …

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