WAWOS Information

WAWOS (We're All Working On Something) is dedicated to creating a world where kids and teens with physical disabilities are seen, included, and celebrated for who they are - not defined by a diagnosis or assistive device. Inspired by founder Jacquie Robison's daughter, who has mild cerebral palsy, WAWOS works to shift perceptions of disability by building empathy, expanding access, and creating meaningful opportunities for participation. Through free walkercapes, disability inclusion education in schools, curated VIP community experiences, and grants that support adaptive recreation, art, and sports, WAWOS helps remove barriers while fostering confidence, connection, and belonging. WAWOS serves kids and teens with CP and other physical disabilities, their families, educators, and the broader community. By partnering with schools, nonprofits, volunteers, and corporate organizations, WAWOS is building a more inclusive future where every child has the opportunity to explore, participate, and thrive. believe that all children should be seen as the unique, exceptional beings they are.