Wheelchairs, adaptive equipment, therapies and more can cost tens of thousands of dollars for parents with special needs children, but one Mountain Brook family is working to alleviate that financial strain.’Libby’s Friends,’ named for 8-year-old Libby Hagan, is a non-profit organization founded in August 2020 with the goal of helping other special needs families afford necessary equipment and treatments. WVTM 13’s Brittany Decker has more on the Hagan family’s mission in the video above.Learn more about Libby’s Friends here.Follow Brittany Decker on Facebook and Twitter.—
‘Libby’s Friends,’ named for 8-year-old Libby Hagan, is a non-profit organization founded in August 2020 with the goal of helping other special needs families afford necessary equipment and treatments. WVTM 13’s Brittany Decker has more on the Hagan family’s mission in the video above.
Learn more about Libby’s Friends here.
Follow Brittany Decker on Facebook and Twitter.
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