Download a map of accessible parks in Minnesota. Minnesota is home to many accessible playgrounds which are created to be inclusive for children of all abilities.

Judy Heumann died suddenly on Saturday, March 4. When news of her death broke, the outpouring of respect, love, and awe at what she had achieved in life was and continues to be huge.  She was a much loved and respected advocate for disability rights.

Kate and Ben Harkness, twin siblings and Gillette Children's patients who have cerebral palsy, are representing Gillette as 2023 Children's Miracle Network Champions.

The Holley family of Brooklyn Park, MN appreciates the convenience and comprehensive services offered at the Gillette Maple Grove Clinic. The family admires how Gillette therapists go out of their way to make sessions fun and productive for Michael. His therapy at Gillette helps him gain strength and independence while living with cerebral palsy.

March is cerebral palsy month – and March 25 is National CP Awareness Day. Take a moment to get information about the most common motor disorder. Remember that when a child is diagnosed, it doesn’t mean he or she can’t live a happy, fulfilling – and most important – meaningful life.

Receiving a bicycle built especially for him, marked a significant turn in Dain’s mobility and dexterity. This gift was made possible through Gillette’s Adaptive Technology and Sports Fund, in partnership with International Dairy Queen (IDQ).  Dain's new bicycle is lower to the ground, allowing Dain to operate the bike comfortably and confidently. The more he rides, the more Dain and his family notice changes in other things he’s able to do.  

One mother describes her family's journey navigating a rare disease. While the diagnosis of the genetic disorder was the same for both of her children, the outcomes are very different. 

Gillette Children's is known worldwide for its expertise in caring for children diagnosed with rare diseases. Gillette complex care pediatrician, Arthur Beisang, MD is part of the team devoted to providing excellent care and improving the lives of children living with a rare disease.