UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF LANGUAGE AND LITERACY 1111 East Catherine St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2054 Clinical Services Manager: Mimi Block Children Services Manager: Judy Nantau The University Center for the Development of Language and Literacy (UCLL) offers intensive language and literacy evaluations and intervention services for children with language and language-related disorders. The Center, founded more than 60 years ago, is one of the original programs in communication disorders in the United States. UCLL’s renowned children’s language programs, which are designed for children up to age 17, specialize in the development of oral language skills and their foundational role to literacy acquisition and social skills development. The Center’s specialized children’s programs-which include Preschool and Communications Therapy (PACT), Kindergarten-First Grade Starter, Reading to Learn, Friendship Clubs, and Teen Connections-help to ensure that each child receives the individualized assistance he or she needs to succeed by creating a solid foundation for academic achievement. In addition to its children’s programs, the Center’s adult services attract participants from around the world who wish to improve speech, language, reading, writing, and memory skills that have been impaired as a result of a stroke or other brain injury. UCLL offers a Residential Aphasia Program (RAP), standard and extended evaluations, a home training program, and language enrichment groups. Contact us: 734-764-8440 or ucll@umich.edu or visit our web sites www.languageexperts.org or www.aphasiahelp.com. Locator Map & Directions