Inclusion practices in arts and crafts benefit kids with motor disabilities AND their same-aged peers. Crafts for kids with motor disabilities can help them express themselves creatively, build [...]

Children living with chronic illness may feel isolated because of their condition. Parents and guardians of kids with chronic conditions may feel overwhelmed by the cost and demands of medical [...]

According to the 2016 American Community Survey, approximately 502,191 U.S. children have vision difficulty — including those who have serious difficulty seeing even when wearing glasses, [...]

CoachArt volunteers work with kids impacted by chronic illness, teaching them the art or athletic skill they want to learn. In-Home Lessons offer volunteer coaches the opportunity to become part [...]

In April, CoachArt Deputy Director Molly Dirr shared some good news about a CoachArt family with the rest of the CoachArt staff: “When Paz joined CoachArt in 2012, she had been spending [...]

CoachArt’s board of directors chose Greg Harrell-Edge as the organization’s new Executive Director on May 17.  Greg has served in that position on an interim basis since January; he [...]

CoachArt is pleased to announce that Eric Johnson and Jennifer Kuperman Johnson have joined its Board of Directors effective immediately. The non-profit organization, which was founded in 2000, [...]

Written By: Marcus Thompson II, Mercury News OAKLAND — A smile exploded on the face of Miyante Ringo, like a motion-captured sunrise, as he displayed his hoop skills. The ball spun rapidly [...]

Dearest CoachArt community, After two exceptional years as Executive Director of CoachArt, I have made the difficult decision to transition out of the organization, effective January 24. Without [...]

Written by: Jen Maduko, CoachArt Development Manager – Los Angeles What would you do if life gave you a life-threatening, chronic illness at a tender, young age? Moreover, what if that life [...]