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Sibshops
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!
Active Parenting of Children Ages 5-12
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.
Summer Scientist Series 2026
The Summer Scientist Series is held on Thursdays and 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.
A Healthy You and 22q
This program is intended to educate parents, caregivers and patients with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome.
Adult, Infant, Child CPR
Be prepared in case of an emergency with Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
Rare Disease Day
Join us to learn and raise awareness about rare diseases and their impact on patients and families.
Basic Babysitter Training
Students, ages 11-16, will learn the ins and outs of being a babysitter parents will invite back!
Clinical Neuro-Oncology Fellowship
The Clinical Neuro-Oncology Fellowship is a 12-month program that provides multidisciplinary training and experience in the care and management of children, adolescents and young adults with central nervous system tumors.
1234 Parents!
This four-week parenting series includes topics such as child development, bonding, home activities, discipline, injury prevention, rules, choices, encouragement and taking care of yourself.
World Kidney Day
Join us on World Kidney Day, while we have a fun, interactive, and educational evening while also highlighting kidney disease.