Searching...

No results found. Please try modifying your search.

Latest - Tagged as mobilitymatters

Find the latest news, voices of hope, events, and more right here. Click to get updates and tips in your inbox, too!

Subscribe Arrow Right Icon

mobilitymatters

Scott Hughes seated in his manual wheelchair with his dog Karma and the text Mobility Matters.
Voices of Hope | 5.1.26

Hope, Humor, and Good Karma: Mobility Matters with Scott Hughes

Living with spina bifida, Scott is a proud dog dad to beautiful Karma, a gamer, a Star Wars and fantasy fan, and a comedy-lover who always has a joke at the ready.

Arrow Icon
A graphic reads Mobility Matters with a Help Hope Live logo in the lower right corner. The text is framed with a golden and orange sunbeam graphic.
Trending News | 5.1.26

Mobility Month Is Here!

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.

Arrow Icon
A professional portrait photo of Nicole Sanders outdoors seated in her manual wheelchair with leg braces and wheelchair gloves.
Voices of Hope | 9.10.25

Mobility Matters: Re-Discovering What You Love After a Life-Changing Diagnosis

Athletic and independent, Nicole Sanders found creative ways to adapt and re-discover her passions while living with muscular dystrophy.

Arrow Icon
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

Arrow Icon
A graphic reads Mobility Matters with a Help Hope Live logo in the lower right corner. The text is framed with a golden and orange sunbeam graphic.
Events and Conferences | 5.1.24

Mobility Matters! May Is Mobility Awareness Month (2026)

May is National Mobility Awareness Month or Mobility Month! In this post, learn why we celebrate Mobility Month, why mobility can often come with an overwhelming price tag, and how to read stories from our community that showcase why mobility matters.

Arrow Icon
Mom Sierra Dillard holds her daughter Zoë's hand to help her paint at a birthday party activity. Sierra has brown skin, a black t-shirt, braided hair, and hook earrings. Zoë has brown skin and curly black hair. She sits in a supportive mobility device. A graphic button reads Mobility Matters with a sunburst graphic.
Voices of Hope | 5.23.23

Mobility Matters: My Life as Zoë’s Mom and Caregiver

Arrow Icon
Megan, Arthur, and two friends are walking and rolling down a sidewalk with green vegetation and a clear blue sky visible behind them. Megan has a blue ballcap, sunglasses, light skin, and dark hair. Arthur is seated in his wheechair and has light skin, short gray-brown hair, and sunglasses. Their male and female companions both wear sunglasses and short-sleeved shirts. A graphic overlay reads Mobility Matters with a yellow and orange sunburst design.
Voices of Hope | 5.18.23

Our First Year After a Life-Changing Spinal Cord Injury

Arrow Icon
Cindy Kolbe leans down for photo with her daughter, Beth, at a baby shower. Cindy has light skin, glasses, short gray hair, and a pink blouse. Next to her, a smiling woman has shoulder-length red hair, light skin, and a blue dress. Cindy daughter Beth is seated in her black manual wheelcahir and wears a flower print dress. She has light skin, shoulder-length brown hair, light eyes, and a growing baby bump.
Voices of Hope | 5.11.23

The Power of Hope

Arrow Icon
Spinal cord injury survivor Frank Guirlinger is pictured using a walker upright. He has light skin and gray hair. The woman next to him wears athletic gear and has light skin and blonde hair.
Voices of Hope | 5.5.23

Mobility Matters: “I Keep Fighting Forward”

Arrow Icon
A MobilityWorks employee kneels next to a black wheelchair ramp leading into a white accessible vehicle. Beside him is an individual using a black power chair who is approaching the vehicle's ramp. They are outside a MobilityWorks building.
Trending News | 5.31.22

How to Get a Wheelchair Accessible Van from MobilityWorks

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