BELIEVE BEYOND ABILITY

Provides 4 Alternative Access Kits that therapists can check out to trial various assistive technology devices with clients, increasing access to communication, mobility, and play.

Evaluates, determines, and provides assistive technology to individuals with multiple disabilities, including facilitating the acquisition of assistive equipment and implementing switch access solutions for devices like iPads.

Evaluates individuals with multiple disabilities to determine and provide appropriate assistive technology, including facilitating the acquisition of assistive equipment and implementing switch access solutions for devices like iPads.

Evaluates individuals with multiple disabilities and facilitates the acquisition, provision, and training on assistive technology and equipment. Includes virtual 30-minute consultation sessions ("tech assists") with board members and therapists to support implementation.

Provides Alternative Access Kits for therapists to check out, allowing them to try various pieces of assistive technology with clients, and conducts virtual consultation sessions to review equipment and implementation methods.

Provides Alternative Access Kits for therapists to check out and offers virtual consultation sessions to review equipment, discuss purposes, and implementation methods for assistive technology.

Provides Alternative Access Kits for therapists to check out, allowing them to try various pieces of assistive technology with clients, and offers virtual consultation sessions to review equipment and implementation methods.

Hosts and facilitates professional development events such as the "Believe In AT: Implementation Strategies For Early Intervention" conference, offering CEUs for professionals, parents, and students, and organizes in-state and out-of-state training for assistive technologists and mobility evaluators.

Hosts conferences and one-day trainings for professionals, parents, and students on assistive technology implementation strategies, offering CEUs, and provides training to family and school staff on assistive device usage.

Hosts conferences and provides training for professionals, parents, and students on assistive technology implementation strategies, including in-depth training for therapists and evaluators.

Hosts conferences and provides training for professionals, parents, and students on assistive technology implementation strategies, offering CEUs, and organizes in-depth training for therapists and evaluators.

Hosts and organizes one-day conferences and in-depth training sessions for professionals, parents, and students on topics such as assistive technology implementation strategies and mobility evaluation, often offering CEUs.

Organizes an "Art Day" for children with varying abilities, adapting art equipment to ensure participation by all physical abilities.

Holds "Art Day" events for children with varying abilities, adapting art equipment to ensure participation by all physical abilities.

Holds "Art Day" events for children with varying abilities, adapting art equipment to allow participation by all physical abilities.

Hosts annual community events such as Derby Day each spring and Art Day, where art equipment is adapted to allow children of all physical abilities to participate.

Distributes adapted toys with switches to children with physical motor limitations, typically through an annual event called Believe Festival or a switch and toy giveaway, distributing around 50 toys each November.

Distributes adapted toys, including switch-adapted toys and ability switches, to children with physical motor limitations through an annual event known as the Believe Festival, typically held in December.

Hosts an annual Adapted Toy Giveaway, also known as Believe Festival, distributing adapted toys with switches to children with physical motor limitations who cannot play with traditional toys.

Hosts an annual Adapted Toy Giveaway, also known as the Believe Festival, in December, distributing 50 switch-adapted toys to children with physical motor limitations who cannot use traditional toys. The event includes a second annual switch and toy giveaway component.

Organizes an annual charity golf tournament as its primary fundraiser, with community business donations and significant attendance, supporting operations and community events.

Organizes an annual charity golf tournament as its primary fundraiser to support operations and community events.

Provides power wheelchairs to children with mobility challenges, facilitating independent mobility.

Provides power wheelchairs to children with mobility challenges, facilitating independent mobility.

Utilizes single message buttons to teach head movements for "yes" and "no" responses, providing training to family and school staff for continuity of care.

Distributes donated durable medical equipment for free through 1–2 giveaway events per year, including professional fitting by volunteer physical therapists, occupational therapists, and assistive technology professionals. Events are held annually and match donated items with community members in need.

Organizes annual events like the Roller Derby and "Rock and Roll On" where cars are adapted with modifications such as seating changes and switch-accessible power for children with disabilities, often in collaboration with high school robotics teams.

Organizes an annual Roller Derby event where cars are adapted with modifications such as seating changes and switch-accessible power for children with disabilities, often in collaboration with high school robotics teams.

Organizes annual events like the Roller Derby and "Rock and Roll On" where cars are adapted with modifications such as seating changes and switch-accessible power for children with disabilities, often in collaboration with high school robotics teams.

Adapts derby cars and power wheels with modifications such as seating changes and switch accessible power for children with disabilities, organizing annual Roller Derby events where children receive and navigate these adapted cars.

Hosts annual adapted car events including the Roller Derby and "Rock and Roll On," where 8–10 children receive modified derby cars with seating changes and switch-accessible power systems, allowing them to navigate obstacle courses. Collaborates with Seton High School’s robotics team to adapt power wheels with switches and specialized seating.

Distributes donated durable medical equipment for free at giveaway events, typically 1-2 times per year, with professional fitting provided by volunteer therapists.