KBHN is committed to implementation, scale and spread of research innovations into practice and ensuring evidence-based solutions reach their intended audiences. In support of these goals, the Innovation Program and Implementation Program were established as two distinct but complementary funding streams.
Plus, reasons why eligibility for disability supports should expand, voices from our community and more.
This spring brings with it a flurry of activity, from fresh investments to staff transitions, along with invaluable learning opportunities for our community.
Our National Training Program enhances training for the next generation of researchers and professionals. Together we develop and implement innovations that improve the lives of children living with neurodevelopmental disabilities, and their families.
Meet some of the families who are benefiting from a therapeutic video game: Dino Island
The Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) announced today that after serving for over six years as the Chief Executive Officer of the Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN), Nicola (Nicky) Lewis will be stepping down from her role as CEO from March 1, 2024.
As the winter season descends upon us, we are excited to share our latest newsletter filled with updates, events, and exciting developments from the Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN).
We recently updated the whole Training section on our website. We are now seeking your feedback.
Ground-breaking innovations that help children with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families receive a boost from federal investment
Dear Kids Brain Health Champions, In this latest edition of […]
With the theme of Celebrating 14 years of helping kids live their best lives, this year’s conference promises to be an enlightening and informative event for anyone interested in the field of neurodevelopmental disabilities.
Dear Kids Brain Health Champions, We’re gearing up for a […]