If you (or a family you know) includes one of 4 million children younger than 18 that have a learning disability, read on for information that helps connect you with other families and professionals for (free) support.

The first free community app for parents of kids with learning and thinking differences, like ADHD and dyslexia, is available. Wunder connects you with other parents and experts — in one safe place. This (highly) rated app provides you with access to professionals, including licensed therapists and teachers for advice on whatever challenges you're facing.

Wunder is available on the Google Play Store and the iOS App Store. https://www.understood.org/en/wunder

PS - This is not a paid endorsement.
📸: Wunder

How many errands do you run in your daily life? These short trips (whether on a bike, in a car, walking, etc) can add up to help disaster-affected children. It's free, easy, and actually fun to help make errands feel more impactful.

Your ‘trips’ can count towards (free) rewards that you can donate to UNICEF.

If you haven’t heard about the highly rated (and free) Get Miles app, consider checking it out. Any ‘trip’ you take amounts to miles that you can donate.

Available for iOS and Android. https://www.getmiles.com

Note: This is not a paid endorsement.
📸: Osteo Clinic

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