Below are some of the programs offered through Infobility
Learn more by contacting Susan suewheels@gmail.com

Presentations for everyone.

This interactive program includes discussions and questions:
What is a disability? How can you improve society?
What are the effects of people’s negative attitudes?
Watch a video on disability and employment.

This program can be for: Students Youth groups, Boys/Girls Clubs
Small groups, support groups Scout troops/Brownies, churches

Presentations for businesses
This program discusses challenges and solutions in the workplace and includes a sensitivity exercise for those who would like to experience a disability for a day.

What are reasonable accommodations? Some examples.
Why hire people with disabilities? Tax incentives and statistics.
Some challenges in the workplace? Problems and solutions
The Americans with Disabilities Act and employment.
“Working on Wheels” A sensitivity exercise.

Programs for Individual & Family

This is an individualized program in which you may get help from us in your home or on the phone. It is geared for those who were recently diagnosed. We suggest… you decide.

We offer individuals- peer support, venting, connection to resources, tips for daily life. We will never answer your question rather we will provide you with options to consider. We offer families- a chance to vent and explain their perspectives. Everyone is accepted.

One of our tools is a pamphlet called “The Tenacity of Hope.” It is a booklet that includes thought- provoking questions on coping skills and ideas for daily life.
Inf bility: Sharing Information & Empowering People about Disability.
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Infobility has two goals:
1) Inform the community with programs for schools, businesses, and outreach.
2) Empower people with disabilities through coaching, to improve quality of life.

Sharing Information
• Guest speakers may present disability awareness programs for students.
• In-services may be presented for employers on architecture and attitudes.
• Projects implemented and resource tables at various community events.

Coaching and Literature:
• Vocational Venues- This is a discussion on employment skills including interviews, applications, cover letters, and resumes.

• Paths to Progress- These are individual discussions, via telephone or email, to assist you in evaluating your life and improving your coping skills.

• The Tenacity of Hope- This is a self-help booklet to help you assess your needs by posing a number of though provoking questions.


* As a person, who has a master’s degree and a physical disability, I am aware of the challenges in life and solutions available. I believe that support from someone “who’s been there” can be very valuable. Try my FREE programs.

• Schedule an awareness program in your company or school.
• Plan a sensitivity project in your community or small group.

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Infobility Presents: The Tenacity of Hope
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by your disability? Read this book.

It is a self-help booklet on coping with a disability.
It is a workbook to help you assess your special needs.
It poses simple questions so you can decide where to start.
It offers insights for managing some common daily problems.
It provides you with a tongue and cheek look into life’s challenges.
It offers a comprehensive overview into the following six issues below:
Physical -- Psychological -- Educational
Social -- Vocational -- Societal

This book will…
…help you to determine what your next steps may be.
…help you become more productive and independent.
…empower you in order to improve your quality of life.

Infobility is a program that informs and empowers people with disability related concerns or interests. It offers simple, practical ideas in “Path Toward Progress.”

As a person, with a master’s degree and a physical disability, I am aware of special challenges in daily life. I believe that support from someone “who’s been there” can be very valuable. Contact - Susan Schaffer 717-492-4010

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A Program for Young Adults

What is a “Disability”?

Have you ever had a disability?

What if you did have a disability?

Do you know a person with a disability?

How could you help a person with a disability?

Does someone in your school have a disability?

Do you ever talk to/or help the person in your school?

Are people ever mean or act weird around that person?

What are some things that would be hard with a disability?

What are things someone can still do even with a disability?

What are some things in life that help people with disabilities?

What are some you NOT to do around people with disabilities?