Population Served Approximately 75 children and youth between the ages of birth to 21. Disabilities represented include cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, developmental disabilities, and traumatic brain injury. MOVE assists non-English speaking families by providing materials in seven languages in addition to videos and other resources. Services Provided Comprehensive Assessments a detailed profile is done with substantial input from parents. Desired outcomes are identified and goals are broken down into specific skill tasks with a timeline for acquisition targeted.
Reassessment is an ongoing process.
Program implementation is achieved in activities throughout the day. Classes are equipped with switches, augmentative communication aides, and computers. Staff use developmentally appropriate practice and adaptive equipment to help the children master daily living skills and become more independent. Service coordination - The Children's Center coordinates services for the children, at the Center and in homes, with support from staff clinicians who provide therapeutic and rehabilitative services. Collaborative Relationships MOVE International brings together the knowledge and resources of MOVE programs in the US and Europe.