Looking for a sport you’d enjoy? Special Olympics Florida welcomes eligible adults and children. Here’s how to find a local program and what we’d ask before signing up.

APD’s QSI looks at daily support needs and life changes. Its family guide can help you prepare for a conversation that reflects how life works at home.

See adaptive equipment, explore activities and talk with exhibitors at Abilities Expo in Kissimmee, October 9–11. Admission is free, with a quieter early-access hour on Sunday.

October’s disability employment observance is a useful prompt to ask better questions about interests, support and opportunity.

An unexpected delivery can come with a second surprise: a QR code that leads somewhere unsafe. Check the sender through a route you already trust.

Crayola Experience Orlando’s October 4 Sensory Sunday offers adjusted lighting, sounds turned off and a quiet room from 10 a.m. to noon. Admission is required.

The October 10 Step Up walk brings Central Florida families to Lake Eola. Here’s the schedule, registration link and what to check before going.

Florida’s registration deadline is October 5. A short check now can prevent address, access and assistance surprises later.

An official-sounding voice and pressure to act are reasons to pause. Verify the caller independently before sharing information or sending money.