Ohio State engineers modify toys for special-needs children From: The Lantern - 10/31/2016 By: Mitch Hopper By mixing engineering with community service, the Toy Adaption Program: Connection for Expansion is a group of engineering students that provides modified toys for children with special needs. While most toys you will find at Wal-Mart or Target are designed for the common child, some children with special needs are unable to operate a given toy because of physical impairment. By making a few modifications, such as changing a switch to a button, TAP makes toys that any child can play with. Read the entire article at: http://thelantern.com/2016/10/ohio-state-engineers-modify-toys-for-special-needs-children Links: Toy Adaption Program https://u.osu.edu/osutap Buckeye engineers receive $32,000 grant for toy adaptation program https://engineering.osu.edu/news/2015/03/buckeye-engineers-receive-32000-grant-toy-adaptation-program Submitted by Brianna Blaser