I work at a center providing care for underprivileged children. I also train local aides and I work with children with more significant or challenging needs.  In my current role, I am able to provide caring, consistent and compassionate care to underserved children.  We have a unique opportunity to communicate the dignity of all human life to those we work with as the disabled community here is often seen as cursed by God.  We, however, welcome broken and hurting people and families and treat them with care and respect as fellow beings created in the image of God.  Part of my role at the center is to provide training in evidence-based, progressive treatments to the aides I work with.  This past year, I have realized some of the deficits in their training, and have realized their lack of foundational knowledge of anatomy/kinesiology which impacts their ability to make sound clinical decisions.  I hope to strengthen some of these weaknesses this year in order to improve the quality of care we are providing to our patients.