The KIND Curriculum for Families includes courses developed by experts. The courses provide comprehensive resources on topics that are rarely found in one place. These brief, self-paced informational experiences explore areas including:
- healthcare
- mental health
- education
- transitions
- legal concerns
- family perspectives
- considerations specific to military-connected children
Who is this for?
- Parents and caregivers of children with developmental disabilities
- Community members seeking to support inclusive care
- Advocates navigating special education, healthcare, or service systems
Available Courses
Maryland Guide for Families of Children with Disabilities
A comprehensive introduction to the systems, services, and supports available in Maryland for families navigating early intervention, education, and healthcare.
Register for Maryland Guide for Families
Guide for Raising or Working with Military Connected Children
A tailored resource for military-connected families and the professionals that support them in as they navigate some of the hurdles unique to military life.
How It Works
- Free and open access
- Self-paced, mobile-friendly modules
- Downloadable tools and caregiver resources
- Created by clinicians, educators, and families
Why KIND for Families?
Raising children can be overwhelming, but especially so when there are unique circumstances such as disability or military life. The KIND Curriculum for Families was created to offer trusted, easy-to-understand guidance for families and the professionals that care for them at the moments when it is most needed
Whether you’re just beginning your journey or looking to deepen your knowledge, Kennedy Krieger’s KIND Curriculum for Families is here to support you.
Are you a professional looking for the KIND Curriculum for professionals?
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