The mission of the WVU CED is to improve the lives of West Virginians with disabilities by supporting more diverse, inclusive communities. Cottrell named 2017-2018 James and Karen Caveney Alumni Association Faculty Excellence Award recipient. West Virginia joins national campaign to promote brain injury awareness. Elisabeth Kee is a graduate student at West Virginia University studying speech-language pathology.

The mission of the WVU CED is to improve the lives of West Virginians with disabilities by supporting more diverse, inclusive communities. Cottrell named 2017-2018 James and Karen Caveney Alumni Association Faculty Excellence Award recipient. West Virginia joins national campaign to promote brain injury awareness. Elisabeth Kee is a graduate student at West Virginia University studying speech-language pathology.

Green Thumbs, Healthy Joints. Green Thumbs, Healthy Joints. Green Thumbs, Healthy Joints is a program that provides West Virginia organizations the opportunity to perform community service by making gardening accessible to West Virginians with arthritis. Green Thumbs will provide technical assistance and support for groups in identifying accessible gardening resources to meet the needs of their community.

We train students by using mentors from their fields of study and focusing on family-centered care, teamwork and cultural sensitivity. Recruit students who are committed to helping children with disabilities and their families.

Vice Presidents Awards to honor outstanding achievement April 4. Maps, Directions and Transportation. WVU School of Public Health to kick off National Public Health Week celebration with national organization. Ali Rezai appointed Rockefeller Chair in Neuroscience at WVU. Family Reunification Training to be held April 5.

The Paths for Parents Nutrition Services Program provides nutrition services to the West Virginia Children With Special Health Care Needs Program. Services include clinical nutrition services for participants; guidance, education and support for caregivers; and training and education about nutrition for disabilities and chronic conditions to other agencies, entities and professionals.

The Positive Behavior Support Project is funded through a grant with the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, Bureau for Behavioral Health and Health Facilities. Positive Behavior Support Project Referrals.

Circle of Parents Meetings Support for Families.

Mentoring and Oversight for Developing Independence with Foster Youth. Early Childhood Resource Lending Library. Family to Family Health Information Services. Intensive Autism Service Delivery Clinic.