Toys for Children with a Disability

Each year as we enter the holiday season, we are asked for resources for toys for children with a disability. We hope the resources below are helpful.

Instructions for building your own switch and battery-device adapter
For use with toys with a basic on/off function.

Toys R Us

A toy guide for differently-abled kids comes in English and Spanish. Ask for a copy here.

Fat Brain Toys® Special Needs Resource Center

Toys and other items selected for children with disabilities.

Autism Community Store

Products for kids diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders, sensory processing disorder, ADHD and other special needs.

Enabling Devices

Toys and products for kids of all ages with disabilities.

 To learn more, please click on the above title.

To access the CDR Library catalog, please click on this link.

South Carolina Recreation Guide for Children with Disabilities

Throughout the years, summer camps and activities have evolved into
activities which emphasize childrens' abilities over their disabilities, and allow
children to have an enriching summer experience.
This summer, treat your child to exciting summer activities designed just
for them. More and more recreation boards are developing and integrating
programs for children with special needs into their regular programs. This
change makes it easier for parents to find fun and educational summer
programs that their children can enjoy.
The South Carolina Recreation Guide is a compilation of camps, parks,
playgrounds, attractions and programs which all cater to individuals with
disabilities. Listed with every activity is contact information, telephone
numbers and websites.

To access the guide, please click on the above title.