01/07/2026
💛 Did you know?
In Berkshire County, about 15.7% of residents report having a disability? A rate higher than both the Massachusetts average (around 11.5–12%) and the U.S. average (about 12.5%).
For children and teens under 18, about 5.3% report a disability. While this is similar to many communities nationwide, it still represents hundreds of local children and families navigating sensory, developmental, physical, and cognitive differences every day.
At Families Like Ours, these numbers aren’t just statistics; they represent real families, real needs, and real gaps in support. They remind us why inclusive programming, accessible community spaces, caregiver support, and connection matter so deeply here in Berkshire County.
We’re proud to stand with families raising children with disabilities and neurodivergence, and to keep working toward a community where every family feels seen, supported, and included. 💙
The median income of households in Berkshire County, Massachusetts was $72,565. An estimated 4.7% of households had income below $10,000 a year and 10.9% had income of $200,000 or more.