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'It's a rewarding experience': Children with disabilities get toys modified for them by UNC studentsThe students work all year holding bake sales and community benefit nights to make the money to buy the toys.

Making more accessible toys | UNC-Chapel HillThe Tar Heels behind the CATCH student organization modify toys for children with disabilities and donate them to local medical facilities for children who need them.

Senior communities are taking care off-campus (free version)Plus: Apartments planned for Camp North End?; College students adapt toys for kids with special needs; Good Fellows brings in record $2M for charity; Opening day for Pickleball Charlotte

Student Org Spotlight: CATCHLooking to learn something new? Join CATCH weekly to help adapt toys for children with special needs! PR Chair Katie Chai shares more about the team.

Students work to 'CATCH’ kids with disabilities who fall through cracks of toy designSophomore Katie Chai never imagined her interest in technology would lead her to the basement in Phillips Hall modifying popular children’s toys. However, that is exactly where she found herself after she joined Carolina Adapts Toys for Children, affectionately known as "CATCH." 

UNC-Chapel Hill students build adapted toys for kids with disabilities A student group at UNC-Chapel Hill has been hard at work this past semester to adapt toys for children with disabilities in time for the holidays.

We are always looking to spread the word and the CATCH mission. For news inquiries, please contact our PR Chair at kchai@unc.edu!

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