https://spark.adobe.com/video/IRNYzFqL5IkSuWithin the Medical University of South Carolina, the College of Medicine is advancing innovative medical education, cutting-edge patient care, and groundbreaking research.Disorders of the brain, nerves and spine can be among the most complex in medicine. The Department of Neurosurgery have been vital to delivering optimal care and creating new ways to improve neurologic health. Within the Department of Neurology a distinguished group of collegial pacesetters are constantly seeking to improve the outcomes of patients with neurological disorders by spearheading innovative research; training the next generation of competent clinicians and accomplished academicians; and providing state-of-the-ART (accessible, relevant, timely) care.The Zucker Institute for Applied Neurosciences (ZIAN) is creating a self-sustaining, commercially-minded technology accelerator engine within Neurosciences at MUSC to change the lives of patients. The team is committed to reaching out and connecting with all innovators within the MUSC Neurosciences community (Neurosurgery, Neurology and Neurosciences Research) to raise awareness of the development resources that we have to assist with intellectual property assessment, engineering, regulatory and marketing of technology. ZIAN is unique in that it has resources dedicated to funding projects that show commercialization potential.

The Partnership for Families (PFF) is an umbrella organization working with established non-profits to assist Richmond parents and caregivers, from all walks of life, flourish, to better prepare their children for success in kindergarten, and beyond. At PFF we believe that families must have their core needs met to help them achieve a basic level of financial stability. This in turn allows them to provide a supportive environment for the successful development of their young children as they prepare to enter kindergarten.At PFF, we work with vulnerable families in three areas:core needs – transportation, affordable housing, child care, health care and more.family economic success – income, savings and asset building.early childhood development – early literacy, parent literacy and parenting skills.

World Pediatric Project (WPP) heals critically ill children and builds healthcare capacity around the world. WPP strongly believes that every child, regardless of geography, should have access to quality, critical care.

At Gateway Homes, they are driven by the belief that people with severe mental illnesses are capable of leading fulfilling lives. Gateway Homes has a proven record of helping people with even the worst forms of mental illness to recover, return to school and work, maximize their quality of life beyond a psychiatric setting and achieve their goals of independent living.