Community Health Improvement Program for Intellectual Disabilities

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The University of Kansas Community Health Improvement Program (CHIP-ID) is dedicated to advancing the health of individuals with intellectual disabilities through evidence-based physical activity, nutrition, and brain health interventions.

We’re honored to partner in conversations that truly matter 🤍Join Buddy and Carolyn Jones as they share their family’s j...
04/10/2026

We’re honored to partner in conversations that truly matter 🤍
Join Buddy and Carolyn Jones as they share their family’s journey navigating aging, dementia, grief, and Down syndrome. Their story is a powerful reminder of why proactive planning is so important.

Learn more and register: https://kcdsi.coursestorm.com/course/aging-dementia-grief-a-parent-to-parent-conversation

Join us, as Buddy and Carolyn Jones lead a meaningful parent-to-parent conversation on aging, dementia, grief, and Down syndrome; sharing their family’s journey with honesty and care.

Their story will serve as a powerful reminder of why proactive planning matters, especially as families navigate the realities of aging and Alzheimer’s disease. This work is made even more impactful through the essential partnership between Down Syndrome Innovations and the KU Alzheimer's Disease Research Center /.chip.id, where important progress is being made to better understand Alzheimer’s disease in individuals with Down syndrome and support families every step of the way.
For more information, and to register, visit: https://kcdsi.coursestorm.com/course/aging-dementia-grief-a-parent-to-parent-conversation

Everyone meet our excellent staff member, Ellen Herrold! I am a study coordinator for CHIP-ID. I've worked at the ADRC f...
04/09/2026

Everyone meet our excellent staff member, Ellen Herrold!

I am a study coordinator for CHIP-ID. I've worked at the ADRC for almost 4 years. I love research and getting to learn more and help others. My favorite workday snack is a diet coke.

04/08/2026

Join Us for the 4th Annual 321 Fit – A Celebration of Ability and Inclusion! 💙💛

In honor of National Down Syndrome Day, we are bringing our community together for a morning of movement, education, and connection.

The event will take place at Johnson County Community College on Saturday, April 18 from 9:00AM - 12:00PM.

321 Fit is a fitness event for all ages featuring:
• Interactive fitness stations
• Presentations from self advocates
• Healthy snacks and giveaways
• Booths from local organizations and businesses serving the IDD community

This event is designed to inspire healthy lifestyles while giving participants the chance to jump right in and be active.

Register here: https://kcdsi.coursestorm.com/course/321-fit?page=2

Can't wait! See you there!
04/08/2026

Can't wait! See you there!

321 Fit is BACK for Year 4! 💙💛

We are so excited to host the 4th Annual 321 Fit at Johnson County Community College on April 18th! The event goes from 9 AM to 12 PM!

Bring your friends, family, and athletes of all ages and abilities for fitness stations, self-advocate speakers, snacks, giveaways, and community booths.

This is your chance to move, learn, and have fun all in one place.
Save your spot today: https://kcdsi.coursestorm.com/course/321-fit?page=2

Everyone meet our marvelous staff member, Marsia Serrano!I’m a brand-new Research Assistant and have already been here f...
04/02/2026

Everyone meet our marvelous staff member, Marsia Serrano!

I’m a brand-new Research Assistant and have already been here for 7 weeks—although it feels like longer with how much there is to learn!

I chose this path because I enjoy helping find answers and promoting healthier futures for individuals.

I like to snack on crackers and try to eat a well balanced diet!

Welcome back to Tip Tuesday! Today we are going to focus on healthy habits and why they are good for us. Comment below o...
03/31/2026

Welcome back to Tip Tuesday! Today we are going to focus on healthy habits and why they are good for us. Comment below one daily habit that has improved your life!

Everyone meet our terrific staff member, Tiffany Waldner!I am a Clinical Research Assistant and new to the team!I starte...
03/26/2026

Everyone meet our terrific staff member, Tiffany Waldner!

I am a Clinical Research Assistant and new to the team!

I started my career as a registered dietitian and got so much fulfillment from educating others and helping them feel their healthiest selves. I wanted to continue doing that but also wanted to contribute to figuring out the "why" behind things, which is what this position in research will allow me to do. Working with individuals in the IDD community is a bonus of the job, and I am excited to continue learning more about my role!

For a workday snack, I am a big fan of apple slices dipped in cottage cheese!

03/21/2026
The KU Alzheimer's Disease Research Center's Weekly Webinar presenter for March 19, 2026 is our own Katie Morrison!Katie...
03/16/2026

The KU Alzheimer's Disease Research Center's Weekly Webinar presenter for March 19, 2026 is our own Katie Morrison!

Katie will share her journey working in research to advocate for others, along with her goals and dreams for her future career.

Join us Thursday at 2:00 PM CT as we also recognize World Down Syndrome Day.

We would love to have you join the conversation!

🔗 Join the webinar here:
https://kumc-ois.zoom.us/j/95653092644

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3901 Rainbow Boulevard
Kansas City, KS
66160

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