Suzanne cliff (first row, right) with her "chosen" family, Dr. Karen J. Nolan (back row, center) and the robotic exoskeleton research team.

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At Kessler Foundation, we believe in the power of research and rehabilitation to change lives. By getting involved with us, you'll be at the forefront of innovation, helping to shape the future of rehabilitative care and quality of life for people with disabilities. Whether you volunteer for a research study, make a gift, or spread awareness, your contribution will make a tangible difference.

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Volunteers are the heart of our research. Provide your information below to join our secure participant database. You will hear from our recruitment team about research study opportunities.

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When you support Kessler Foundation, you provide our scientists and grant makers with critical resources to propel new research discoveries and fund innovative employment initiatives. As a result, adults and children with disabilities receive more effective rehabilitation and access to employment opportunities never before possible.

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Opportunities for Research Study Volunteers

Researchers at Kessler Foundation are dedicated to changing the lives of people with disabilities and debilitating health conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, autism, and other neurological disorders. Your time and commitment to our studies helps us expand our research.