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Since 1985, Pathways.org has used outcome-based research and multimedia as tools to promote each child’s fullest inclusion. We strive to empower health professionals and parents with knowledge of the benefit of early detection and early intervention for children’s sensory, motor, and communication development.

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PATHWAYS.ORG HOLDS TUMMY TIME CONTEST ON FACEBOOK

Submit photos by March 21st to win a Pathways.org Prize PackCHICAGO (February  27 , 2013) – Pathways.org, a national non-profit educational foundation, announces the start of its next  Tummy Time Photo Contest on March 1st. Parents can submit a photo of their infant in a Tummy Time position through March 21st and enter to win a Pathways.org Prize Pack. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends Tummy Time to promote infant development and improve head control by strengthening core, neck, back, and shoulder muscles. With as many as 600,000 children at risk each year for an early motor

Pathways.org Distributes More Than 200 Free Medical Education Courses

“2, 4, 6 Month Motor- Course to Go” Educates Health Professionals Worldwide on Detecting Early Infant Motor DelaysFebruary 19, 2013 (CHICAGO) – Pathways.org, an organization dedicated to raising awareness of early sensory, communication, and motor delays in children, has taken a major step in educating health professionals about recognizing early developmental issues among infants as early as two months of age.  This past fall, the organization distributed more than 200 of its turnkey, educational course “2, 4, 6 Month Motor – Course to Go” to health educators around the world. The

Pathways.org Hopes to Help 1.5 Million More Children

Nonprofit Organization Creates Free Educational ResourcesPathways.org, a nonprofit foundation advocating early detection and therapy for children with developmental delays, will host its annual fundraising dinner to raise funds and awareness for children all over the world.  This year, Pathways.org  is hosting its dinner fundraiser in Chicago on November 12, 2012. With a goal of surpassing last year’s donations, Pathways.org looks to raise more than 1 million dollars. Last year’s dinner

PATHWAYS.ORG EXPANDS FREE VIDEO SERIES TO HIGHLIGHT IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DETECTION OF DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS IN INFANTS

Pathways.org Revamps Web Site to Promote Education, Early Detection and Intervention to Help the Increasing Number of Children with Developmental Challenges Fully Participate in their LivesCHICAGO (May 24, 2011) – Pathways.org, national non-profit organization, has enhanced its web site  with more than 25 free videos  in multiple languages to help parents and health care professionals

PATHWAYS.ORG NOTES SUCCESS WITH RESIDENCY PROGRAM PRESENTATIONS

Nonprofit Organization Educates Residents on Early Motor Delays in Two Month Old InfantsChicago (May 22, 2012) – Pathways.org, a nonprofit educational foundation, has earned outstanding marks on its two month motor presentation to residency programs. The organization received a 99% referral rating, while 88% of attendees recommended adding the information to their current curriculum. The materials for the presentation were taken from a course  developed in

PATHWAYS.ORG HOSTS 8TH ANNUAL 5K RUN/WALK

All Abilities Welcome at Family Friendly 5K Run and 3K Walk Benefiting Pathways CenterCHICAGO (May 17, 2012) – Pathways.org, a not-for-profit organization, is pleased to announce its 8th Annual 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, June 2, 2012. The race will benefit Pathways Center, a state-of-the-art outpatient therapy clinic for children with motor, sensory, and communication challenges located in Glenview, Ill. Funds raised at the event will help support general operations, new therapy equipment, supplies, and other items benefiting the children at Pathways Center. Described as “the most

PATHWAYS.ORG LAUNCHES TUMMY TIME CONTESTS ON FACEBOOK

Non-Profit uses Social Media to Reach New and Expectant ParentsCHICAGO (April 13, 2012) – Pathways.org, a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of early detection and intervention therapy for children with sensory, communication, and motor delays, announced the launch of its new Facebook campaign. The organization will begin running bi-monthly Tummy Time contests on Facebook to engage new and expectant parents and grandparents and share the importance of detecting early motor delays. There are as many as 400,000 children each year at-risk for early

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