Loretta's Little Miracles

REGISTER TODAY - how to get home modifications for your disabled child.

For families of children with disabilities and medical complexity, home accessibility modifications are often essential — not optional. But navigating funding, waivers, approvals, and resources can be incredibly confusing and overwhelming for caregivers already carrying so much.

This webinar by the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health looks like a wonderful resource for families and advocates trying to better understand available supports and barriers to home accessibility.

Because every child deserves a safe home where they can thrive.

🗓 May 21, 2026
💻 Virtual Webinar

https://lpfch.org/event/webinar-essential-yet-out-of-reach-home-accessibility-for-children-with-disabilities/?fbclid=IwZnRzaARxeiVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeQ6ljiEmBpW9ZHiCl_pHVbzA7tDkpTKELOaB6EcOlgm1GFx8VKdJBPW2Iss0_aem_oAD2V8BQVOvbXh6SPFJCcQ

Webinar: Essential Yet Out of Reach - Home Accessibility for Children with Disabilities Living at home is a right, not a luxury. Children with disabilities and complex medical needs often require specialized equipment, supplies, and home modifications to...

So grateful for impromptu visits from incredible community partners like Dr. Hailey Nelson from Valley Children's Hospital and Dr. Universe.

In addition to serving some of our most medically complex children in clinic and hospital, coordinating care across countless specialties, and helping align critical resources for families, Dr. Nelson established the MD residency rotation at Loretta’s Little Miracles and other community-based organizations serving her patients. Her vision helps future physicians understand that caring for medically fragile children requires all of us working together to support both the child and the family. 💙

Happy Mother’s Day from Loretta’s Little Miracles 💐

Today we celebrate all the incredible women who love and care for our Little Miracles — moms, stepmoms, grandmothers, foster moms, bonus moms, caregivers, and every nurturing heart in between.

Your love, strength, advocacy, and compassion help these children bloom in the most beautiful ways. We see you, appreciate you, and celebrate you today and every day. 💛

This gal is sending you HAPPY VIBES to start off the week!!!

📣 Parents — know this: turning 21 does NOT mean your child loses their rights.

When pediatric and school services end, support still exists through HCBS waivers — but you have to advocate for it.

Your young adult still has the right to:
✨ Care
✨ Support
✨ Living safely at home and in their community

⚠️ Aging should never mean going without care.

👉 Know your rights. Ask questions. Push for services,

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📣 Save the date! Join us for HCBS and Your Rights: a free, hands-on workshop for people 18+ with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Learn about your rights and get your questions answered! 📅 May 13, 2026 | 10 AM – 12 PM 📍 San Joaquin Room, 4615 N Marty Ave, Fresno, CA 93722 Food & drink provided! Space is limited — register today! 🔗Link in bio.

Spring Break fun at Loretta’s Little Miracles – Clovis 🚒✨

A huge thank you to Clovis Fire Station 4 for visiting our new location and making the day unforgettable! Our kids loved exploring the fire truck and even getting a turn to “drive.”

We’re so grateful for the amazing firefighters who keep our community safe and take time to create such special moments ❤️

Not your typical spring break… and we wouldn’t have it any other way 💛

At Loretta’s Little Miracles, we celebrate what makes every child unique—and we make space for joy, laughter, and a little bit of upside-down fun along the way.

This sweet kindergartener is thriving, smiling, and living fully in her community… and of course, our amazing RN Andrea had to match her energy with a handstand to make it official 🤸‍♀️

Sometimes you can’t see a person’s health conditions or the challenges they carry—but that doesn’t make their journey any less complex. What you can see is their strength, their joy, and their ability to shine.

Because here, being “non-typical” isn’t something to overcome—it’s something to celebrate.

This is what community-based care looks like.
This is what inclusion looks like.
This is what joy looks like