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Every child, youth, and family deserves access to good health, opportunity, and the simple joy of being part of everyday life. As a University Center of Education in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) and one of the nation’s top 10 programs for children with neurodevelopmental disabilities and chronic health conditions, we work side by side with families, professionals, and communities to create lasting impact.
What We Do
Each year, more than 21,000 children, adolescents, and families connect with us here at the center and throughout the community – the number increases if you include the multidisciplinary professionals who also train with us. Our pillars include:
- Clinical care that provides expert evaluations and therapies
- Training that prepares the next generation of leaders in pediatrics and disability services
- Research that fuels discovery and new interventions
- Advocacy and community engagement that builds more inclusive systems
Together, these pillars position the Mailman Center as a matrix for collaboration, advancing knowledge, care and support for individuals with developmental disabilities.
Part of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Located in the heart of the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center campus, our historic nine-story center is home to clinics, classrooms, research labs, and community programs that reflect our mission: to partner with families and communities for meaningful change.