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May is here, and that means it’s time to celebrate Mobility Awareness Month! In this post, we’ll share some interesting statistics about mobility and disability and give you some options for further reading to join us in our celebrations.

We’re grateful to our friends at Project Walk New Jersey and Lauren Shevcheck & family for participating in coverage about the 10th anniversary of Project Walk New Jersey. The organization offers one-on-one physical training and ways to strengthen muscles and move differently.

Drew faced a long road to re-establishing his athleticism, strength, and independence while living with quadriplegia. In less than 1 year, their community raised over $140,000 for Help Hope Live in Drew’s honor.

We attended the Unite 2 Fight Paralysis 20th annual conference and participated in the 2026 Rugby Rave.

We’re grateful to the team at CBS GoodDay Sacramento for interviewing our client Jason Ellefson and his wife, Shawna, about how they’ve built resilience, community, and hope following a life-changing medical event.

Living with paralysis from the neck down since a 2021 accident, our client Rebecca Koltun is skilled at converting pain to meaning, humor, and art.

18-year-old Jonathan Liang is one of only 80 documented cases worldwide of paralyzing surfer’s myelopathy.

Lynn Knutson is fighting for her health and well-being following a shocking traumatic brain injury. Her story has gained international attention in the news.

Following sudden quadriplegia in 2007, Cynthia Noonan raised funds with Help Hope Live and became a client Ambassador.

Kate Kongkwan Kosaka became paralyzed from the neck down in 2024 after a fall while walking her dogs. This is her story.