Special Needs Stop

Special Needs Stop Your one stop for everything related to disability products, resources and community events. She continues to advocate for her child.

Special Needs Stop was created in 2010 to share knowledge, give inspiration, hope and community to others. Special Needs Stops goal is to help guide parents, individuals and caregivers through the journey of raising a special needs child and cherishing the moments along the way into adulthood. The founder and owner Stacy Gritt has an adult child with disabilities.Stacy has spent years learning, researching and sharing information with people within the special needs community. Stacy have always enjoyed sharing information and meeting other families that are in similar situations and we are so glad you stopped by. Special Needs Stop has partnered with top companies to offer some of the best products including adaptive clothing, mobility devices, therapy tools, autism awareness merchandise, educational games, safety items and so much more. In addition to great products available for purchase individuals can visit our current National and State Directories of Special Needs and Disability Resources to help locate organizations offering services in their area. Special Needs Stop is proud to offer an online community offering faith and support in a variety of ways including prayer requests and scriptures meant to encourage individuals with special needs or disabilities, caregivers, family members and support teams. Special Needs Stop is solely owned and operated without funding from outside organizations. The success of Special Needs Stop is dependent on individuals interacting and purchasing products.

03/12/2026
03/12/2026

This April, Alabama walks 💙

Join us at a Walk for Autism near you and be part of something bigger — support, acceptance, and real impact for families across our state.

📍 Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama Campus – Quad
April 12, 2026 | 2–4 PM

📍 Huntsville
Jaycees Building
April 18, 2026 | 10 AM - 12:30 PM

📍 Birmingham
Inverness Elementary School
April 25, 2026 | 10 AM–12:00 PM

📍 Montgomery
Bell Road YMCA
April 25, 2026 | 10 AM–12 PM

Start a team. Join a team. Walk with us.

🔗 : https://givebutter.com/AutismWalk2026

03/12/2026
03/12/2026

We need your voice & your story.

Commercial health plans are reinterpreting state law in ways that could limit coverage for home care nursing. If this continues, it could mean:
• Fewer nursing hours at home
• Longer hospital stays
• Waiver dollars redirected away from therapies and essential supports

For 15 years, this law has protected families. We’re asking lawmakers to reaffirm and enforce that protection.
Join us at the Capitol on Thursday, March 12, starting at 11:00 a.m.
✔ Press conference
✔ Meetings with legislators (we’ll help schedule them)
✔ A chance to protect care for your child and others

If you can attend or want to stay involved, complete the form below.
https://bit.ly/4lijxtW

03/12/2026

Experience the HLAA 2026 Convention—an inclusive, hearing-accessible event to learn, connect, and celebrate with our nationwide hearing loss community.

03/12/2026

If you are a caregiver who is living with the person you provide care for, you might qualify for federal income tax relief.

03/11/2026

Could you share how faith has uplifted your life and if your local churches provide the nurturing support you require?

Mark your calendars for March 5th is this is important to you.
03/03/2026

Mark your calendars for March 5th is this is important to you.

Call your congress members this Thursday, March 5 and ask them to protect special education and opportunities for students with disabilities. PACER Center is joining other disability advocacy groups across the country in a National Call-In Day to urge lawmakers to keep special education at the U.S. Department of Education. You can help by calling your U.S. senators and representatives and asking them to urge the U.S. Department of Education not to move special education programs such as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) out of the Education Department. Use the links below or call the Capitol Switchboard at (202) 224-3121.

Find your senator: https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm
Find your representative: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

03/03/2026
03/03/2026
03/03/2026

Parent Resource Coordinator (PRC) – 2 Positions Available!
Location: The two (2)* full time positions are 100% remote, offer a flexible schedule, statewide services, and require travel and in-person meetings, resource fairs, conferences, etc.
https://wapave.org/employment-join-staff/

Or view the job posting on Indeed: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.indeed.com%2Fm%2Fjobs%3Fq%3DParent%2520Resource%2520Coordinator%26vjk%3Dede394a083bfaf3f%26advn%3D6672201724403179%26l%3Dlacey%252C%2520wa%26fbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExVEQ3cTR6d21ybzJISzdhQ3NydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR7kY2GIP4Ct8996iwHMZ2030BHWrdHh-hRtETy8pImtLa87tH84Ha2mKLu1mA_aem_gJ0fk9oAGhO_Y92oZgT54A&h=AT4enptpyhEVOJUHFfaDForYr9abB1eNRQgrL8eXmsShI_KYPrJ6LrofvJcPqRMQdU5u5UnSrwbb5-ePlVz3VZ8GlbTYItP_xEpzDiXdL1jeEu6b74VEW7Oo2IfeIeDrCjok2b7yq0Jp_A&__tn__=R-R&c[0]=AT7z1C597MJhqiP83PPlfaBvW_NBWbt06XDRkwCOzdh6yH5G5ngj28mNBhk44jAm07g2teS3a7B1eu45TQhV5v7aMqq7j7KdQz-Kt8biz0RupK-lFeDUSgLHWfCoNG3BXlwA-4AbehrEnI6AdBe2AqFys16T-jofALPSGglz3bmWOo1YFkREibOmvTQYqHSa5OF42ABPOTtg_rHYWwMeRBg0LA

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Special Needs Stop was created in 2010 to share knowledge, give inspiration, hope and community to others. Special Needs Stops goal is to help guide parents, individuals and caregivers through the journey of raising a special needs child and cherishing the moments along the way into adulthood. The founder and owner Stacy Gritt has an adult child with disabilities.Stacy has spent years learning, researching and sharing information with people within the special needs community. She continues to advocate for her child. Stacy have always enjoyed sharing information and meeting other families that are in similar situations and we are so glad you stopped by. Special Needs Stop has partnered with top companies to offer some of the best products including adaptive clothing, mobility devices, therapy tools, autism awareness merchandise, educational games, safety items and so much more. In addition to great products available for purchase individuals can visit our current National and State Directories of Special Needs and Disability Resources to help locate organizations offering services in their area. Special Needs Stop is proud to offer an online community offering faith and support in a variety of ways including prayer requests and scriptures meant to encourage individuals with special needs or disabilities, caregivers, family members and support teams. Special Needs Stop is solely owned and operated without funding from outside organizations. The success of Special Needs Stop is dependent on individuals interacting and purchasing products.