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Grants and Projects

We work to address problems that threaten to undermine families — including poverty, abuse, mental illness, school failure, and substance abuse as well as those that provide for aging family members, or the safe care for children.

Title IV-E Public Social Services Education and Training Project

Aims to professionalize the child welfare workforce, and provide evidence-based training to foster, adoptive, and kinship caregivers through a flexible trauma-informed and culturally aware curriculum.

Read More: Title IV-E Public Social Services Education and Training Project

Rural Integrated Behavioral Health Training (RIBHT) Program Research

The purpose of the RIBHT program is to prepare MSW students for behavioral health practice, with a focus on integrated and culturally appropriate rural service delivery.

About RIBHT

Play Higher: Virtual Reality for Career Exploration

Aims to apply gamification to career development and readiness through novel technological applications. Visit playhigher.wvu.edu to learn more.

Visit playhigher.wvu.edu