Tech-Now program helps disabled focus on strengths
Children with disabilities have better chances of success if they recognize their strengths and focus on them, Rick DeRennaux said.
“We just help them find their abilities,” said DeRennaux, president and chief executive officer of Tech-Now Inc. The nonprofit program gives youth with various disabilities access to technology that can help them focus on what they do well, then develop those skills so they can get an...
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