IT can provide services (speech, enlarged font, speech to text) that would otherwise not be available.
U can become friends with a special needs kid. If you don't have a unsmart sounding answer, edit this please!
Yes, girls do like it when a guy helps someone with special needs.
Party for People with Special Needs was created in 2007.
Special needs can refer to people who are disabled in some way and require extra care and consideration that the average person does not, such as a wheelchair ramp or a classroom teachers assistant to help them with their studies.
The causes vary. Some people are born with disabilities that are physical or mental. While others get into accidents that result in a person having special needs. Sometimes a special needs situation is caused by a disease and the resulting treatments. So, it isn't any one thing and any one of us could be a person who has special needs in their life time. Another thought; as we age things happen to our bodies and we may require special help in some format. The next time you see a person who does require special help realize that in your life you may need some help as well at some time.
Among some debate, "special-needs people" will have some awareness they are different and may have some intellectual reference to their categorization depending on their psychological state and ability.
Just what it says people that require special needs. learn to spell the word special tho there buddy.
She enjoys a lot to help the Red Cross and the animals... she's a very kind person... I love her :D
yes he helps people in need so that's really the best thing he's ever did or does is help out with people like with disabilities or disorders right? he seem's really nice. i think he is nice, even nice to people with special need's right?
Yes absolutely ! Homeschooling helps the special needs children the same as it helps other students.
well what you can do is work a lemonade stand,do chour s, and help other such as old people and special needs.
Hormone imbalance which leads to sporadic growth in some people of special needs.