Photo: The 2025 Children with Disabilities Resource Fair was a GREAT success with 52 exhibitors and 273 in attendance.
Children with Disabilities Resource Fair
Join us in August 2026!
This is a trade show style event with vendor booth spots available for therapies (OT, PT, Speech, ABA, Feeding), specialty sports, banks and financial advisors, lawyers (trusts and guardianship), medical supplies, tutoring and advocates, nonprofits, and any other company or service specifically for families with disabled children. All in one place to help families see what is in this area to help their family.
Including a Calming Corner for the kids
Location
Wendell Community Center
601 W 3rd St
Wendell, NC 27591
601 W 3rd St
Wendell, NC 27591
Date & Time
August, 2026
Noon - 3:00 PM
FREE ADMISSION to attend!
Noon - 3:00 PM
FREE ADMISSION to attend!
Target Areas of Resources:
Raleigh
Knightdale
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Wake Forest
Zebulon
Wendell
Smithfield
Clayton
Garner
Nashville
Rolesville
Raleigh
Knightdale
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Wake Forest
Zebulon
Wendell
Smithfield
Clayton
Garner
Nashville
Rolesville
Please note, there will be no food trucks at this event.
PRESENTING SPONSORS
The 2025 Presenting Sponsors are hosting the new Calming Corner at the Resource Fair.
EVENT SPONSORS
The 2025 Children with Disabilities Resource Fair Sponsors are:
Location:
Wendell Community Center
601 W 3rd St., Wendell, NC 27591
Wendell Community Center
601 W 3rd St., Wendell, NC 27591
East Wake Television, 22
My Carolina, CBS17
Our event was designed by a mom from the Middlesex/Zebulon area
who was frustrated with the lack of resource information in her area
for her son, who is nonverbal/nonspeaking Autistic.
There are 11.2 million children with special health care needs in the United States or one in five households caring for a special needs child.
Finding the right resources for our children is a fulltime job and our hope is that the CDRF will help as many families in our rural area as possible.
who was frustrated with the lack of resource information in her area
for her son, who is nonverbal/nonspeaking Autistic.
There are 11.2 million children with special health care needs in the United States or one in five households caring for a special needs child.
Finding the right resources for our children is a fulltime job and our hope is that the CDRF will help as many families in our rural area as possible.
Photos from 2025 and 2024
Join us on August - Noon - 3pm
Free Admission to Attend!
Questions? Email: [email protected]
Questions? Email: [email protected]