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Community Partner: KultureCity©

Kimberly Wright • Sep 21, 2023

In the month of September, Welcomed Co™ will highlight local organizations we partner with to create a more welcoming world.


*The information below was obtained from the KultureCity© Website.*


KultureCity© makes the nevers possible by creating sensory accessibility and inclusion for those with invisible disabilities.


One in 6 individuals have a sensory need or an invisible disability. These are individuals with ptsd, autism, dementia, strokes just to name a few. Sensory needs are a common medical condition in which the brain has trouble receiving and responding to information that comes in through the senses.


Common sounds, lights, crowds and even certain smells might not only be overwhelming but also physically painful. Because of this, these individuals withdraw from communities not by choice but by circumstance as they worry about how the world will accept or include them.


KultureCity is the nation's leading nonprofit on sensory accessibility and acceptance for those with invisible disabilities.


Make the Nevers Possible™

Individuals with sensory sensibilities, or invisible disabilities, shouldn’t miss out on special events, experiences and dreams. KultureCity creates sensory accessibility and inclusion for all.


Their “Make the Nevers Possible™” initiative aims to provide individuals with the opportunity to make their own, and their families Nevers possible. They provide an experience they will never forget–an experience not limited by accessibility, time, space, location or size the dream. Who qualifies?


Individuals with:

  • ADD/ADHD/Learning and behavioral Disabilities
  • Autism
  • Mental Illnesses
  • Down-syndrome
  • Type 1 Diabetes
  • Dementia
  • Parkinson’s Diseases
  • PTSD, Military Vets
  • PTSD, Military Vets
  • Any invisible disability or sensory need


Sensory Inclusive™ Certification

Becoming Sensory Inclusive™ certified helps your business become more accepting and inclusive to ALL and also helps open up your business to a brand new community.


Over 550 locations across the USA and the world have worked with KultureCity to become certified with their continuous training, sensory bags and app integration


Why become certified:

  • It caters to everyone with sensory needs, not just autism. 
  • This includes military vets with PTSD, adults with dementia, Parkinson's disease, stroke patients just to name a few.
  • It is also easy to execute with staff training, and simple yet impactful modifications made to the location. The location will then always be Sensory Inclusive™.
  • Sensory Inclusive™ ensures daily accessibility not limited by time and location thus creating an accepting and inclusive community.


Sensory Bags

KultureCity sensory bags are designed to help sensory needs in both adults and children. Filled with items that can help lessen sensory overload and also engage, the bag items are also easily cleaned and sterilized for multiple uses. What’s in the bag: Headphones, Marble Fidget, Noodle Fidget, ID Cards


Sensory Activation Vehicle (S.A.V.E.)

The sensory activation vehicle, S.A.V.E for short, is designed to bring a mobile sensory experience to any event that lacks a physical space for a dedicated sensory room. 


From outdoor events like concerts and baseball games to indoor events like exhibitions and conferences, their S.A.V.E ensures that all guests can be included in all events. The S.A.V.E. makes events accessible for all. Bring one to your event today and make it sensory inclusive.


Inside S.A.V.E.:

  • Designed to bring sensory relief to locations that don't have interior physical space for a sensory room.
  • Provides a quick sensory refuge for those with sensory needs.
  • Enables them to get a quick break and then go back to enjoying the event.
  • Enables families to attend these events together with their loved ones with sensory needs.
  • Bring the S.A.V.E. to your event


Mobile Sensory Station

Sensory room on the go! It’s a great alternative for those venues and organizations who don’t have a dedicated space for a sensory room but want to provide the added support.


About the M.S.S.:

  • Quick to ship in the US.
  • Comes mostly assembled.
  • Easy to clean between uses.
  • Move around your venue.


To learn more about KultureCity email support@kulturecity.org.


Photo: "Portrait of cute boy with headphones" by MariaDubova


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