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Eight children with mobility disabilities received more than just a new set of wheels Saturdaythey got a chance at a fresh start.

For this group of kids, these specially modified toys bring not just joy but also independence and inclusion.

Emily Clark's daughter, Lyla, was among the recipients. Lyla was recently diagnosed with level 2 autism.

"Her older brother, who can ride a bike, is something that will include her in that kind of aspect where she can feel like she can be a kid," Clark said.

The event was organized by Variety KC through their Go Baby Go program, which provides adaptive cars for children with disabilities.

"So, it really allows us to accomplish our mission to create opportunities for children to be active and social and belong," sai

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