In partnership with the Kentucky Asthma Management Program at the Kentucky Department for Public Health, this project focuses on the review, revision, and adaptation of Asthma health resources and educational tools through universal design principles to support the improvement of asthma control services and reduce asthma morbidity, mortality and disparities ...
Bingocize® is an engaging international health program infusing exercise, health education, and the game of bingo. In partnership with Western Kentucky University through funding from Kentucky Department for Public Health, HDI’s work includes enhancing the program with Universal Design strategies and connecting with programs throughout Kentucky to provide training and ...
HDI Center for Assistive Technology Services (CATS) is the regional Assistive Technology Regional Center (ATRC) serving Lexington and the surrounding region. The objective of HDI CATS is to provide statewide comprehensive assistive technology (AT) activities in accordance with the federal Assistive Technologies Act of 1998, as amended. AT is any ...
Child Care Aware of Kentucky is committed to ensuring families have access to safe, affordable, quality care. Our goal is to improve child care quality by offering training and technical assistance to child care providers and connecting the community-at-large to resources and educational materials which support quality child care ...
Community health workers (CHWs) support people and communities across Kentucky to access resources, including quality health care and information. They work as a liaison between health organizations and the public to provide relevant information and guide individuals toward a better understanding of health issues. The Kentucky Office of Community Health ...
Community Quality collaborates with the Kentucky Division of Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities on activities that promote success for Kentuckians with disabilities. The National Core Indicators Project seeks to develop and improve upon performance indicators of services for individuals with developmental disabilities ...
The Community Work Transition Program (CWTP) is a longstanding project of the University of Kentucky’s Human Development Institute (HDI), serving the Commonwealth since 1984 to support students with disabilities in gaining the skills and resources needed to be career ready. Designed to provide a positive beginning in the world of ...
HDI has conducted an annual Consumer Satisfaction Survey of those served by the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation since 1997. Each year the data is analysed and the results are presented to the State Advisory Council on Vocational Rehabilitation ...
The purpose of this Graduate Certificate is to prepare professionals from a broad range of disciplines to play a leadership role in providing services and supports for people with developmental disabilities and their families ...
This project will focus on building capacity tor the dissemination at Patient Centered Outcome Research (PCOR) to Black and Hispanic new and expectant parents of children with Down Syndrome. The purpose of building capacity for dissemination is to address health disparities encountered by minority children with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities ...
We provide honest, compassionate, medically-reviewed, and informative support for those preparing for the birth of a baby with Down syndrome ...
The Driver Rehabilitation program provides evaluation and training services to consumers of the Kentucky Office of Vocational Rehabilitation. This effort is in partnership with the University of Kentucky Healthcare Outpatient Services. HDI Driver Rehabilitation is also available to provide these services to private pay clients. If you are interested in ...
