Other Programs :: SKI-HI Institute

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The SKI-HI Institute in the Department of Communicative Disorders/Deaf Education develops programs and materials and provides nationwide training for service providers to enhance the lives of infants, young children, and youth with special needs. The Institute is a preeminent leader in the area of early intervention for families of infants and young children with sensory loss, developmental delays, or other special needs. In addition, the SKI-HI Institute has excellent programs for preschool, elementary, and secondary-aged children with special needs, and university training programs.

Projects at the SKI-HI Institute include:
•     Deaf/Hard of Hearing Projects: SKI-HI, DEAF MENTOR, HELP, PREPARE
•     Blind/Visually Impaired Projects: VIISA, HADLEY
•     Deafblind Projects: INTERVENER, SPARKLE, DB-TRAC, RIITE
•     Multidisabled Sensory Impaired Project: INSITE
•     Projects for Children with Any Special Needs: SEED, AHEAD, HERITAGE
•     University Training Projects: SEIM, HADLEY, DB-TRAC

Click here for more information about these projects.
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The American Association for Home-Based Early Interventionists (AAHBEI) was established at the SKI-HI Institute. For more information about AAHBEI click here.