Sentences with phrase «county early intervention program»

The Iwanenkos are most deserving of the Citizen of the Month Award, Legislator Dixon added, noting they are also involved in Empire West Little Loop Football, Lackawanna Mayor's Economic Development Council, Lackawanna Housing Development Council, Erie County Early Intervention Program, Our Lady of Victory, the Lackawanna Food Pantry, the Chamber of Commerce and MS Society.

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If your child is under age 3 and you will not be utilizing a private speech therapist, you can contact your local Early Childhood Intervention program through your city or county Health Department.

In 1985, she and her husband Richard founded the Atlas Family Foundation, dedicated to funding high - impact early childhood intervention programs within Los Angeles County.

«I just feel that it might be a good thing to try, «agreed Dr. Ellie Rusin, a family specialist who works with developmentally delayed children and their parents through the Early Intervention Program at the Pioneer Center of McHenry County in Crystal Lake.

Kelly is a Licensed Certified Social Worker - Clinical (LCSW - C) in Maryland, and works as a Clinical Supervisor to Social Workers in her local Early Intervention Program, the Montgomery County Infants and Toddlers Program (MCITP).

Early Intervention (EI) is a voluntary developmental evaluation and services program offered by New York State and administered locally by the Erie County Department of Health.

· Referral 8894 approved fifteen one - year contracts for state - mandated pre-school special education services and early intervention programs, while Referral 8896 extended another contract between the County and Rockland Mobile Care, Inc. for non-emergency ambulance service.

Early evaluations of the program by Paul Tuss of Sacramento County Office of Education's Center for Student Assessment and Program Accountability found that students who received a home visit were considerably more likely to be successful in their exit exam intervention and academic - support classes and pass the English portion of the exiprogram by Paul Tuss of Sacramento County Office of Education's Center for Student Assessment and Program Accountability found that students who received a home visit were considerably more likely to be successful in their exit exam intervention and academic - support classes and pass the English portion of the exiProgram Accountability found that students who received a home visit were considerably more likely to be successful in their exit exam intervention and academic - support classes and pass the English portion of the exit exam.

After a pilot phase in seven counties, MDSR became a required component of Ohio's home visiting and early intervention program for expectant, first - time, and other parents at highest risk; MDSR operates in all 88 counties.

Dr. Clark has translated the results of her research and the evidence based evaluation and treatment protocols she has developed into community based interventions for underserved women, their infants and families including collaborating with community partners in Dane County to develop the Early Childhood Initiative (ECI), a comprehensive home visitation program for families with infants and young children affected by poverty.

FACT: According to a 2008 report of the Early Promotion and Intervention Research Consortium (E-PIRC), a Miami University project focused on mental health intervention in collaborating Early Head Start Programs working with 128 high - risk children and their families from Miami - Dade county, found that three - fourths (71 %) of these 128 children had experienced at least one traIntervention Research Consortium (E-PIRC), a Miami University project focused on mental health intervention in collaborating Early Head Start Programs working with 128 high - risk children and their families from Miami - Dade county, found that three - fourths (71 %) of these 128 children had experienced at least one traintervention in collaborating Early Head Start Programs working with 128 high - risk children and their families from Miami - Dade county, found that three - fourths (71 %) of these 128 children had experienced at least one trauma such as: