Hey! We heard YOU wanted to learn how to interact respectfully with people with disabilities. Lucky for you, the Sportable Athlete Ambassadors are here to teach you some of the basics of disability etiquette ⬇⬇ ✨STEP TWO✨ Ask before you help. Assistive devices like wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and prosthetics help us live our lives independently and are very personal as well. Please don’t touch or move them without permission. Find out how you can create an accessible and inclusive community >>

Hey! We heard YOU wanted to learn how to interact respectfully with people with disabilities. Lucky for you, the Sportable Athlete Ambassadors are here to teach you some of the basics of disability etiquette ⬇️⬇️ ✨STEP ONE ✨ It’s pretty simple, really. People with disabilities are people first. Focus on the whole person, not just their disability. Find out how you can create an accessible and inclusive community >> Sportable.org | Sportable - Richmond Adaptive Sports & Recreation

Disability Etiquette - Kids Together Inc.

Disability Etiquette