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@thor @shibao @evelyn @FailForward yeah which in some cases you need groups for kids with those conditions. so they can socialise, but those groups also provide support for parents (even peer on peer)

people need to feel they are welcome by seeing people who are similar to them.

So a child in a wheelchair going to a group with other children in wheel chairs is good, but also seeing adults in good jobs who are also in wheelchairs gives them some indication they can lead a normal life

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