Disability Research Projects
Helping Restore Ability has been pleased to serve as a research collaborator with the University of Texas at Arlington, University of Texas at San Antonio, University of Minnesota, University of Central Florida, and the National Science Foundation on a multi-year...
Signs That Your Aging Parents Need Help
As the holidays approach many families will be gathering to celebrate and enjoy time together. This is often a time of joy and happiness; however, for those with aging parents, it can be a time of concern. For several months your loved one may have been telling you...
Model Behavior: Encouraging Your Children to Make Healthy Lifestyle Choices
No matter a child’s physical or mental abilities, healthy lifestyle choices are important to overall wellbeing. Today, guest writer, Amanda Henderson, gives some easy and practical ways that you can encourage your child to develop positive lifestyle habits...
You’re Invited to HuRrAh! On Safari
WE ARE EXCITED TO INVITE YOU TO JOIN US FOR HURRAH! 2019 HuRrAh! 2019 will be held on Friday, April 26 and is a family-friendly night with a gourmet dinner, unique runway experience, and a few fury special guests supporting the mission of Helping Restore Ability. This...
Calling All Nominations
Each year the Sam Provence Award is given at the Helping Restore Ability annual gala in memory of Sam Provence, the founder of Helping Restore Ability. Born in 1949, Sam contracted polio at the age of 9, losing complete use of his arms and legs. With a reliance on a...
Meet David
When David transferred from Mansfield Legacy High School to the Ben Barber Career & Technical School in Mansfield there was one gaping hole, his best friend Corrine. David met Corrine in art class when she was serving as a “Partner in Art”, a service...
Caregiver Spotlight: Gurthy Moore
In November of 1992, Gurthy Moore received a worried call from her daughter Barbara. Barbara had just begun a job a caregiver to Nikita, a wonderful woman who had become ¾ paralyzed in a tragic car accident. Barbara had been in a car accident herself and needed a...
Give the Gift of Independence
For the sixth year, Helping Restore Ability is proud to be featured in the Greatest Gift Catalog Ever. As the holiday season approaches, we hope that you will consider giving the gift of independence and support to a child or adult with long-term disabilities. With...
Congratulations Vicki Niedermayer!
On Friday, October 19, Helping Restore Ability CEO, Vicki Niedermayer, was recognized by the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce as the 2018 Women’s Alliance Hero Award Recipient. Vicki is a life-long resident of Arlington, Texas and spent most of her...
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