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Welcome to the University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) at Georgetown University. The mission of the Georgetown University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities is to advance self-determination among the diversity of people with developmental and other disabilities and their families, throughout the life course, and advocate for their full participation in all aspects of community life.

FEATURED PROJECTS

the Transition Implementation Partnership (TIP) Project

PARENTING SUPPORT PROGRAM (PSP)

The GU Certificate in Early Intervention (GU CEI) will teach you the critical skills needed to:
• Provide contemporary evidence based services and support;
• Work collaboratively with families to design responsive functional outcomes and program plans;
• Support team members to serve children and families in an integrated and comprehensive system of care. Read more

Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) Faculty from the GUCCHD has been awarded a 5-year grant, Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND). LEND, funded by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) of the Health Resources and Services Administration is a premier training program that began in the 1960s. There are currently 56 LEND programs in 44 states.

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NEWS

  • The GU Certificate in Early Intervention and the Infant Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation Certificate programs have been named among the top programs offered by the School of Continuing Studies!
    A flyer header from the Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development. Images at the top of the flyer include two different sets of mothers with their baby and young child. The background is Georgetown University's Healy Hall with a blue sky and some white clouds. In the center of the flyer is the GU School of Continuing Studies logo.
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  • GUCEDD Newsletter, Quarter 4 2023
    June 26th 2023. Vol.2. A young latine women with a disability cooking in a kitchen with her mom. What's new at GUCEDD
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  • GUCEDD Celebrates Inclusive Schools Week.

  • A Screenshot of the Inclusive Schools Week Infopgraphic: Logo for the Georgetown University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities is on top. First section of text reads 'Unity within our community! Inclusive schools lead to more inclusive communities' and 'Inclusive schools week is an opportunity for parents, teachers, school administrators, and students to come together to talk about ways schools can successfully educate all students, including students with disabilities and behavioral health needs. The second section reads, Be a leader! Strengthen your commitment to inclusive education.' The next section says, 'How can DC public and charter schools refocus their talent, time and energy to improve the quality of education for students with disabilities?' The last section says, 'Join the conversation! Tag us on social media @GUUCEDD. Attend a PTA/PTO meeting. Schedule a meeting with your child's teacher.
    An infographic for inclusive schools week, December 5-9, 2022. Check it out!

  • A an image with some text overlay. The image is of a young man with a developmental disability sitting down and smiling and a home visiting professional, smiling at the young man and holding a notebook and poised to write. The text reads, “ Governor Hochul Announces $10 Million Partnership with Georgetown University National Center for Cultural Competence.
    We are pleased to share that New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $10 million partnership with the Georgetown University National Center for Cultural Competence to advance practices and policies of diversity, equity, and inclusion and cultural and linguistic competence into supports and services for people with developmental disabilities. Read More

  • COVID-19 Infographics

    A an image with some text overlay.Check out our latest COVID-19 Infographics

  • May 19th, 2022 | Virtual Community Forum
    Services for Adults with Developmental Disabilities in DC: Learn What the New Law Says
    Adults with developmental disabilities with significant long-term support needs will be eligible for services from the Developmental Disabilities Administration of DC's Department on Disability Services. During this session, we learned more about what the new law says, and how services can be used to support adults with developmental disabilities to live self-directed lives in DC communities. Joined by DC Council member Brianne K. Nadeau, Chair, Committee on Human Services, and DDS Director Andrew Reese.
    Watch the recording

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    LEND Trainee Spotlight: Karla Reid-Witt
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Health Information and Resources for Coordinated Care Read More
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Education and Early Intervention Information and Resources
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Employment and Youth Transition Information and Resources Read More
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In My Own Words: Perspectives from Individuals and Family Members Read More

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