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Celebrating the 34th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Learn More.
Trending News | 7.25.24

What Is the Americans with Disabilities Act or ADA?

Learn about the history and guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

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Sitting in her power chair, Samantha Youmans has brown skin, brown eyes, freckles, and braids.
COVID-19 | Voices of Hope | 7.24.24

Grieving a Loss and Finding a Rainbow: Samantha’s Story

“I want others with similar diagnoses to see that their physical abilities do not define who they are.”

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Kate and Sonny are in front of the Help Hope Live booth of Abilities Expo NY Metro with client and Ms Wheelchair America Ali Ingersoll. Kate has light skin, curly brown hair, and glasses and wears a Help Hope Live teal polo. Sonny has sandy hair just past her shoulders, light skin, and a matching polo. Ali Ingersoll has light skin, blonde hair just past her shoulders, and a sparkling tiara with a Ms Wheelchair America sash across her chest. She is seated in a black power chair.
Help Hope Live in the News | 7.22.24

TEDx Talk from Client & Advocate Ali Ingersoll

“I discovered my passion and my purpose – a purpose I would not have had without paralysis.”

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41-year-old Gerald Avant looks to the right seated in his black power chair outside of a home with a ramp.
Voices of Hope | 7.19.24

Led by the Heart: Gerald and Tammy

“I was more than his caregiver. We became family.”

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Resources | 7.17.24

How to Transition from Hospital to Home After a Spinal Cord Injury

Learn tips on transitioning from the hospital to your home after a spinal cord injury.

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Larynx transplant recipient Marty Kedian gives his wife Gina bunny ears as they both sit on a park bench in a desert environment.
Help Hope Live in the News | 7.16.24

Man regains his voice after surgeons perform first known larynx transplant on cancer patient in U.S.

In 2024, our client Marty Kedian received a groundbreaking larynx transplant procedure.

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A graphic reads After Hope in Action: What to Do Now
Fundraising | Virtual Fundraising | 6.3.24

What to Do After Hope in Action

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A graphic reads May Updates with four images. Clockwise from top left: first, Outside on a patio, Josh Raymond is pictured with his kidney donor Shiloh. They wear matching black cartoon kidney shirts with the text Kidney Buddies for Life. Shiloh has light skin, brown eyes, and curly brown hair. Josh is a head taller than Shiloh and has light skin, blue eyes, short gray hair, and a gray beard. In the lower right corner of the photo is a logo that says Touched by Transplant with flowering green and teal vines. Second, Carson Tussing is seated in a red and blue electric mobility device. He has light skin, his two front teeth missing, and short light brown hair and he wears a collared short-sleeved shirt with dinosaurs printed on it. A sunburst graphic in yellow and orange at the top left reads Mobility Matters. Third, A wordcloud graphic reads Mobility Matters: power chairs, transportation, consistent care, wheelchairs, employment, independence, rehabilitation, emergency care, specialized care, walkers, safety, accessibility, travel, caregiving, canes, consistency. Finally, a graphic reads Hope Talk “Why Are You Still Fundraising After Transplant?” May 16, 2024, 3:00 P.M. ET Melanie Johnson, Help Hope Live PR & Client Services Coordinator Linda Jara, Heart transplant client and Ambassador Pat McEntee, Heart transplant client and Ambassador Rachelle Ledbetter, Double lung transplant client and Ambassador Register at www.helphopelive.org/events Melanie has short, curly, dark-colored hair and dark-colored skin. She is wearing dark-colored glasses, light-colored hoop earrings, and a dark-colored T-shirt. She is smiling at the camera, one arm bent on her hip. Linda has mid-length, dark-colored hair and light-colored skin. She is wearing a long-sleeve, dark-colored shirt. She is smiling and laughing at the camera. Pat is wearing a ball cap, dark-colored glasses, and a Donate Life shirt. He has light-colored skin. he is photographed on the field of a sporting event. Rachelle has short, dark-colored hair and light-colored skin. She is wearing a sun hat that has two strings hanging down. She is wearing a long sleeve, dark-colored shirt and is smiling at the camera. She is photographed by a jetti and a river.
Announcements | 5.30.24

May News from Help Hope Live

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Carson Tussing is seated in a red and blue electric mobility device. He has light skin, his two front teeth missing, and short light brown hair and he wears a collared short-sleeved shirt with dinosaurs printed on it.
Voices of Hope | 5.9.24

“He Can Do Anything”: Carson’s Life with RYR-1

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Four images showcase April Updates from Help Hope Live. Clockwise from the top left: a photo of heart transplant recipient John A Lee surrounded by his family in a hospital bed. Next, client Reese D'Ortenzio at her 16th birthday also surrounded by family. Then a sunburst orange and yellow graphic that reads Mobility Matters. Finally a graphic for a webinar Hope Talk called SCI: Transitioning from Hospital to Home with circular photos of three panelists, one woman and two men.
Voices of Hope | 5.1.24

April Updates for the Help Hope Live Community

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MobilityWorks
Vantage Mobility International
AMS Vans
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy
KYW Newsradio 1060
Prelude Solutions
Abilities Expo
Global Genes Alliance
United Access