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10 Tips for Including People with Disabilities in Your Party

December 17, 2015

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In the mix of chaos that is planning a party, it’s easy to forget about guests with disabilities who may need a little more assistance. However, The Huffington Post has come up with a list that covers the basic needs of a guest with a disability at your event. Try out these tips

Don’t be afraid to include guests with disabilities
The RSVP
Think about physical access
Think about allergies and special diets
Addressing attitudes of family and children
Reconsider involving parents
Sensory overload awareness
Communication is key
Consider reading, cognitive access, and physical issues

For the 10th tip, click here.

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