The Summer Scientist Series exposes students (high school and undergraduates) to the scientific method and careers in medicine and biomedical research. Topic areas to be explored include, Basic/Discovery Science, Translational/Clinical Science and Population Health Research.
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Growing up with a brother or sister who has autism or other developmental disabilities can bring unique emotions -- pride, frustration, sadness, and everything in between. Sibshops offers a fun, supportive environment where siblings can share, connect, and feel understood. Sessions are available in March, April, May, and June. Click the registration button for full details and dates! Read More
First Steps: Infant Care Class is for the new, expecting or adopting parent to learn about basic care for their child age birth - 18 months. Read More
Learning ASL opens doors to connection and culture. Begin your journey with ASL I, advance through ASL II, and master communication in ASL III. Make language learning an experience you'll never forget. Read More
These six-week parenting classes cover a variety of topics such as daily living, courage and self-esteem, how children think, responsibility, cooperation and problem solving. Read More
The Center for Suicide Prevention and Research at Nationwide Children's Hospital is offering youth suicide prevention trainings to the community. Read More
Families, caregivers, and patients affected by muscular dystrophy are invited to attend an informative half-day program focused on the latest advancements in research, therapies, and clinical trials. Read More
Join us for an afternoon of connection and community building for Nationwide Children's Hospital patients and families living with rare, diet-related metabolic disorders. Read More
