We have compiled a list of current summer camp options that are moving forward during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please look at the resources carefully and visit the appropriate sites for their safety guidelines or virtual instructions. This page will be continuously updated, check back often. CAMP RESOURCES:
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By Lynn Shea, Director Early Childhood Program and Amy Bamrick, Director of Clinical Services Early Childhood Program As our Buffalo Hearing and Speech teachers and therapists continue to provide education and therapy remotely, we are pleased to provide a list of resources below for parents and children
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May 5, 2020 is World Asthma Day, when the National Institutes of Health stands with patients, families, advocates, researchers, and health care professionals to raise awareness about this common chronic respiratory disease, the people it affects, and the biomedical research that improves its prevention and treatment. Asthma
Read more →By Michael Garcia With a quick Google search, you can easily find over 40 camps in the greater Buffalo area. As a parent, how do you select the best choice for your family? There are many factors to consider when it comes to picking the right camp.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says children and teens react to what they see from the adults around them. Thus, when we deal with the COVID-19 calmly and confidently, we provide the best support for our children. Not all children and teens respond
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Calling all Eligible Students Accessible Academics May Be Just What You Need! By Anne Showers, Founder & CEO A new local non-profit agency is growing and enrolling new students for the fall 2020 semester. Accessible Academics provides transition support to students with disabilities who want to attend
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By Lauri McKnight Children Awaiting Parents (CAP) began in 1972 with a group of parents who advocated for, and want to see, changes in the foster care system. Problems in the foster care system were such that children who were freed for adoption were not visible, few
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Access to Clinical Trials May Drive Differences in Outcome Among Childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma Patients COG study looks to explain lower survival rate for nonwhite children and adolescents with disease Study is latest to report lower survival for blacks, Hispanics with the disease Multicenter team set out to
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Parents can best help their children overcome obesity and develop healthy eating habits by adopting a “family treatment” approach to positive habits, including acting as a “champion” for good choices and being a healthy role model. That’s the message to families with children who are overweight or
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(News In Health) Teenagers have their whole lives ahead of them, they’re often told. The idea that a teen could be thinking about ending that life might be hard for their friends, families, or other people in their community to believe. But the risk of suicide should
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