Vision Statement

Valuing the uniqueness of each child and family, the Indian Children's Program (ICP) strives to provide responsive, family-centered and community based services. ICP improves the quality of life for Native American children with special needs by facilitating integrated development of family and community capabilities and resources.

ICP programs embrace the spirit of cultural diversity, collaboration and innovation. ICP provides family-centered, community-based services to Native American children with developmental disabilities. ICP belongs to a consortium of three universities–Northern Arizona University, Utah State University, and the University of New Mexico.

New Mexico ICP Team

Christine B. Vining, M.S., CCC-SLP
UNM ICP Program Manager
(505) 272-8998
cbvining@salud.unm.edu
1-866-427-8991 (toll free)

Dr. Piyadasa Kodituwakku, Neuropsychologist
Associate Professor
Neurodevelopmental Division, Southwest Autism Network (SWAN),
Indian Children's Program
pkodituwakku@salud.unm.edu
(505) 272-1861Dr. Piyadasa Kodituwakku, Neuropsychologist

Kathleen “Mo” Taylor, O.T.R/L
Sr. Program Therapist
kmtaylor@salud.unm.edu
(505) 272-0263