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Willy's World Team

Our mission at Willy's World is to support families by providing information, support, resources, and guidance for children with hidden disabilities. We partner with the community to create awareness and offer sensory friendly activities as well as inclusive environments for families and children with hidden disabilities.

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News & Events

Willy's World News & Events

Visit our News & Events pages to find out the latest happenings with Willy's World like our annual Walk For Willy's World fund raiser to help support those impacted by hidden disabilities.

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Willy's World Store

Willy's World Merchandise

Willy's World Official Merchandise is now available! Offering can koozies and t-shirts! Click on the link below to order today! All proceeds go to Willy's World! 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization through the Community Foundation of Western PA & Eastern OH.

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How Can You Help Willy's World?

Donate To Willy's World

At Willy’s World, our mission is to uplift children with hidden disabilities and their families by fostering awareness, promoting inclusion, providing resources, and offering both emotional and financial support.

Inspired by Willy – our courageous and joyful namesake – we aim to create a world where every child is celebrated, supported, and understood.

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Quotes & Statistics

  • Willy’s World believes that the more we understand about hidden disabilities, the more we can do to help improve the lives of people living with them.

  • People with invisible disabilities may face discrimination and misunderstandings due to the lack of visible signs of their condition.

  • They may also struggle to access accommodations and support services because their needs are not always recognized.

  • The CDC estimates that 61 million Americans have a disability that affects major life functions, and about 10% of those are invisible disabilities.

  • It's important to raise awareness and promote understanding of invisible disabilities to create a more inclusive society.

  • Globally 1 in 6 of us live with a disability. And of those, it is estimated that up to 80% are living with a non-visible disability. That is over 1 billion people.

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