Published March 21. 2024 11:07AM
by Lou Wheeland Special to The Press
Three youngsters with Carbon Lehigh Intermediate Unit 21, Schnecksville, were treated to adaptive mobility devices at the headquarters, 4210 Independence Drive, Schnecksville, recently as part of Adaptive Bicycle Day.
The mobility devices allow the youngsters and parents a more functional mode of transportation during their daily activities.
The devices were gifted in part by The Children’s Charity, CLIU and Blackburn’s Durable Medical Equipment, Pittsburgh. Randy Prunty, representing Blackburn’s, assisted family and support professionals with fitting each device to their child.
ABOVE: Randy Prunty, of Blackburn's Durable Medical Devices, introduces the new mobility devices to families, support professionals, staff and media at Adaptive Bicycle Day recently at the CLIU main office, 4210 Independence Drive, Schnecksville.
RIGHT: Dad Michael Otieno and mom Chastity King, of Lower Macungie Township, adjust the adaptive mobility device for their son Limear King at the Adaptive Bicycle Day event. Press Photos by Lou Wheeland
A very happy Lilly Seiler, of Salisbury Township, reacts to her new adaptive mobility device while her mom Kristin looks on.
Kristin Seiler and her daughter Lilly take a spin around the CLIU 21 office lobby with Lilly's newly acquired adaptive mobility chair.
