What is Early Intervention?
The
Early Intervention Program is a program of infant stimulation and
parent training serving children who have diagnosed special needs or who are considered high risk for developmental delays.
This program is
primarily offered to infants and toddlers (0-3), but may be offered
to older pre-school children who are not enrolled in a day program.
This program
is voluntary and services last until the child turns age 3 or when
the child has improved to the point where he/she does not need the
services any longer.
Who provides these
services?
An Early
Interventionist is assigned to work with the family providing
activities to promote or enhance age level developmental skills.
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