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KIT strives to help the world see the ability in every child Our organization helps others meaningfully include kids with disabilities through inclusion training, policy development and sharing our best practices information and research
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KIT offers professional development for child and youth programs, focusing on disability inclusion and behavior support, through self-paced online learning in KIT Academy, as well as in-person and virtual training
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KIT Academy has online disability inclusion and behavior support training worth up to 12 1 CEUs Kids Included Together has been accredited as an Authorized Provider by the the International Accreditors of Continuing Education and Training (IACET)
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Support KIT Donate to KIT and Invest in Disability Inclusion Your support helps us ensure that Kids Included Together spreads the mission of disability inclusion everywhere
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In support of a more welcoming world, KIT provides disability inclusion and behavior support training to individuals and organizations who serve children KIT training breaks down barriers and builds confidence so that organizations are able to support ALL children
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KIT provides best-in-class inclusion training on-site and online through KIT Academy KIT also provides observations, consultations and recommendations to ensure organizations are confident in serving ALL children, regardless of ability
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Please click on the appropriate image to direct your inquiry to the correct KIT team member Please note, regardless of your organization or military branch, click here to be directed to the KIT Academy Form for questions regarding KIT Academy
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KIT provides dynamic online training that gives people who work with children a “want to, can do, and will do” attitude towards welcoming kids with disabilities or other complex needs
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