At The E.WE Foundation, we believe that education transforms lives. That’s why we created E.WE Learning, a dynamic continuing education program designed to support patients, families, and professionals impacted by Trisomy 18, rare diseases, and medically complex diagnoses.
Whether you’re seeking tools to navigate daily care or professional skills to strengthen your practice, E.WE Learning bridges the gap between lived experience and expert knowledge.
Who We Serve
Patients
Our patient-centered learning opportunities help individuals better understand their diagnoses, strengthen self-advocacy and shared decision-making skills, explore health and wellness strategies, and connect with others who understand their experiences.
Parents & Caregivers
Our courses equip parents and caregivers with practical tools to navigate medical care, coordinate services, advocate for their loved ones, and support their own emotional and mental well-being. Through education and connections, we help families feel more informed, supported, and confident in their caregiving journey.
Professionals
Our professional education supports healthcare providers, social workers, and other care team members in strengthening their knowledge of rare diseases, current policies, and care practices. Through interdisciplinary learning, we promote effective communication, cultural responsiveness, and family-centered care, with continuing education opportunities available for eligible courses.
Workshops & Training Programs
Join live, recorded, and self-guided learning workshops on topics like newborn screening, child abuse prevention, rare disease advocacy, and Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA). Missed a live session? Access past summits, workshops, and resources anytime through our on-demand archive.
Explore bite-sized educational videos designed to inform, empower, and inspire. In less than 10 minutes, each Learning Bite offers practical insights on rare diseases, advocacy, healthcare, caregiver support, and more. Whether you’re a family member, healthcare professional, student, or advocate, there’s always something new to learn.
