Welcome!

To the UHealth KiDZ Neuroscience Center. We are dedicated to decreasing pediatric injuries, increasing physical activity, and enhancing walkability and bikeability for youths and families.

The KiDZ Neuroscience Center is part of

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Our programs

WalkSafe aims to make walking part of daily life for kids and families through improved pedestrian facilities and safety education.

BikeSafe champions youth transportation, cycling education, and encourages construction of protected bike lanes for riders of all ages.

SkateSafe supports youth fitness, skating encouragement, and neurological safety through smart helmet use.

UConcussion raises concussion awareness, performs research, and provides care through UHealth clinics. Supported by the Miami Dolphins Foundation.

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Position Statement on Electric E-scooters

With the popularity and widespread use of electric scooters (“e-scooters”), the University of Miami KiDZ Neuroscience Center has introduced a new page with information and an official Position Statement to promote the safe and proper use of e-scooters for rider safety.

Welcome, Joey!

What goes tick, tick, tick? A bicycle’s freewheel.

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For Donors

The KiDZ Neuroscience Center's mission is to decrease brain and spinal cord injuries among youth in Miami-Dade County, Florida and across the nation through the WalkSafe, BikeSafe, SkateSafe, and UConcussion programs.

Please consider supporting our ongoing efforts, if possible.

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