What does accessibility mean to you?
Accessibility is at the heart of many businesses and foundations, but what does being accessible mean exactly? Some people may…
Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation
The Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation is a nonprofit creating media to promote understanding, empathy, and empowerment for the disability community. We challenge stereotypes and negativity through optimism and positive storytelling.
FDAAF is looking for student interns at schools all around the United States! See our Volunteer page for more information!
Welcome to our new team members, Harlan, Shane, John, Mark, and Deanna!
Accessibility is at the heart of many businesses and foundations, but what does being accessible mean exactly? Some people may… Since 2013 the Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation (FDAAF), anon-profit has strived to assist individuals with disabilities. This is…What does accessibility mean to you?
Welcome to our blog
Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation
A Letter from FDAAF’s President
Built for, about, and by people in the disability community, as well as their allies. We create video games and other interactive media to give people with disabilities a voice.
An empathy-building event where people experienced being in a wheelchair for a day
We have a diverse and talented team with members from all over the world, working together through the power of technology. Some of us have a disability, some don’t, but we all have a common goal: creating a more inclusive society where physical and intellectual challenges never overshadow the strength of the human spirit.
We accept every donation with gratitude, also offering sponsorship and investment possibilities. We don’t believe in large corporate structures, excessive salaries and overhead. In fact, we rely mostly on volunteers and interns who appreciate the experience of driving social change. Still, we need your help to push our projects further.
*REGISTRATION #: CH42912Â Â A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free (800-435-7352) within the state. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation by the state.
Changing the way society views disability starts with you! If you share our vision of building a better world for everyone, we invite you to volunteer or intern with us. Students and military veterans welcome!
The Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation would love to hear from you. Please feel free to contact us at any time by clicking here or follow us on X (formerly Twitter) at @FDAAFoundation.
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