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Carousel Ranch Raises $57,000 At Charity Tournament

At its 14th annual charity shooting tournament, Carousel Ranch raised $57,000 for its various programs for special needs children and therapy services.  The event was a collaboration between Moore N’ Moore Sporting Clays, Sharpe Interior Systems and Carousel Ranch. Proceeds go towards supporting the equestrian therapy services the ranch offers, as well the Moore N Moore owners whose son Elliot ...

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Overcoming Boundaries: Local Teenaged Blind Athlete To Compete In Cane Quest

A track runner, soccer player and surfer, a Valencia High School student is breaking boundaries as a blind athlete who is also set to participate in a unique local competition for the visually impaired. Sixteen-year-old Alexa Canepa is a Santa Clarita native and Valencia High School student whose passion for sports and competition has transcended her visual disability.  “Being in ...

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How To Stay Fit After Suffering A Disability

To manage life well is to manage the unexpected. You have to be able to push past tragedy and on to a better, brighter tomorrow. This is the primary job of a person who has suffered a disability. Job one is to survive. From there, it is a matter of rebuilding and regaining some sense of normalcy. Finally, one has ...

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Applying For VA Disability? Avoid These 4 Mistakes

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Your health is your greatest asset. After dedicating yourself to the service and protection of your country you deserve the benefit of having your health protected. VA disability can be available to previous service members whose current illness or health issue holds a proven connection to their service. While this is a seemingly straightforward idea, the process of navigating the ...

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Triumph Foundation Gifts Santa Clarita Teen Wheelchair After Losing Leg In July Car Accident

Harley-Anne Laub, a Santa Clarita teen who tragically had her leg amputated below the knee after being hit by a car in July, was recently gifted a new wheelchair by the Triumph Foundation.  In a recent meeting, the Triumph Foundation, a local Southern California non-profit organization, gifted Harley with a more mobile wheelchair for her to use.  The wheelchair features ...

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Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Offers Free Safety Tool For People With Special Needs

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In partnership with the City of Santa Clarita and the Community and Law Enforcement Aware Response (CLEAR) Initiative, the SCV Sheriff offers a database where residents of Santa Clarita can register themselves or family members with special needs.  When a parent, child or friend wanders away or is in the middle of a crisis, loved ones worry about their safety, ...

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How Will A Government Shutdown Affect My Disability Case?

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The United States of America experienced the most prolonged government shutdown in United States history in 2018-2019. Millions, if not thousands, of people looking to get or currently receiving benefits from the Social Security Disability services, had many questions that were left unanswered. You need to be informed in case it happens again. Already Receiving Benefits? There Is Some Good ...

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Disability Claim Denied: Can You Request An Appeal?

Disability claims have helped people receive the kind of financial support that allows them to live their life with a little semblance of normalcy after an accident or in the event of an unexpected job loss. These incidents can lead to serious issues in your life that feel hard to overcome. Maintaining your independence and financial security will be a ...

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