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Registration is open for September Positive Parent Programs
Wednesday, August 24, 2022
The WVU CED is hosting a webinar series via Zoom for parents or caregivers, who have children with a disability up to 12 years old interested in general information about promoting their child's development.
In each webinar, a Parent Network Specialist and Triple P practitioner from the Family-to-Family Program will lead the presentation. A behavior specialist from the Positive Behavior Support (PBS) Program will also participate to conduct a Questions & Answer session for tips and strategies. Parenting Tip Packets will be made available to all participants.
Registration is free but required. Simply click on the ZOOM link provided to register and receive the login info.
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The Mountaineer visits CED for a special storytime
Tuesday, August 16, 2022
On July 19th IMPACT WV, in partnership with funding provided by Save the Children Summer Reading Challenge, hosted a special reading of the children’s book “Musket’s Big Adventure” by the West Virginia University Mountaineer Mascot herself, Mary Roush. Along with a coloring activity and a Q&A with the Mountaineer, children and families in attendance heard the story of Musket, the Mountaineer’s little furry friend, who teams up with other critters in the book to overcome obstacles with the Mountaineer Mascot.
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Subscribe to receive CED family news and updates
Monday, August 15, 2022
Stay up to date on support groups, trainings, resources, newsletters and more for families of children with special health care needs in West Virginia.
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‘Everything smells like a burning cigarette,’ WVU leads study of long COVID in kids
Monday, July 25, 2022
Young people are the focus of work from West Virginia University researchers to unravel the mystery of “long COVID” — the health problems that continue to affect some COVID-19 patients for weeks or months.
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