The Connecticut Developmental Disabilities Network (DDN) was established to provide leadership for implementation of the federal Developmental Disabilities Assistance
and Bill of Rights Act.
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People with disabilities and their families are
at the heart of how we plan, complete,
and evaluate our activities.
We also rely on a broad range of professionals, organizations and agencies
to bring about community-wide change.
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Contact Us

For additional information about the A. J. Pappanikou Center for Developmental Disabilities, please contact:

University of Connecticut
A.J. Pappanikou Center for Developmental Disabilities

263 Farmington Ave., MC 6222
Farmington, CT 06030
Tel: (860) 679-1500
Toll-free: (866) 623-1315
TTY: (860) 679-1502
Fax: (860) 679-1571


For contact information regarding ongoing projects, please refer to the Projects page. Contact information is readily available for all current projects.


If you know the name of the faculty member you wish to contact, you may visit the Faculty/Staff page for an updated email address or phone number. Alternatively, you may use the 'search' function located under the navigation menu on the left side of this page.


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Early Childhood initiatives at the UCEDD focus on evidenced based practices and learning outcomes.   We provide training and technical assistance to early interventionists, teachers, therapists, service coordinators, policy makers and families on a variety of areas including social competence, early literacy, early childhood outcomes, service coordination practices, and evidenced based intervention practices.

School Age initiatives at the UCEDD focus on the inclusion of children with disabilities in typical school and community life. We provide training and technical assistance to families, school personnel and community members in a variety of areas including the special education process, inclusive education, adapted curriculum, assistive technology, disability awareness and person-centered planning.

Adult initiatives at the UCEDD focus on including people with disabilities in their communities.  We provide training and technical assistance to individuals with disabilities, state agencies, service providers and other community members in a variety of areas including the hiring of personal assistants, accessible transportation, emergency preparedness and response, and health care.