National parks across the U.S. are enhancing accessibility, creating more inclusive experiences for visitors with disabilities.
Have you been to any of these parks? What was your experence?
usatoday.com
Check out America’s 9 most accessible national parks, according to reviews
Yosemite National Park tops the list of \
Interested in accessible fishing? BC could be the place to go!
destinationbc.ca
Building a More Inclusive Fishing Tourism Industry in BC - Destination BC
Building a More Inclusive Fishing Tourism Industry in BC - Destination BC
Reply to Moving to Japan with disabled child
Hello Margaux
In short, the answer is yes. As long as you are residing in Japan (ie have a residence, not just traveling) you will be able to use the services of the city/ward you live in. That includes the disability services.
Once you have a place to live you can go into city hall and talk with the welfare services desk and your child can get…
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Touring Northern Spain in a Wheelchair VanPlanning an Itinerary (click the link for the full article) I believe that all mobility-challenged travellers would need some assistance when planning such a trip.…
Moving to Japan with disabled child
Hello Everyone,
My 9 months old son was diagnosed with a autism like syndrome, Angelman which will likely make him not go to normal school. My husband and I are supposed to move there. within the next 3 years. Do you know if Japan has good support and facility for children like my son ? I’m beginning to search on my own but if you have info…
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