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Infants
& Toddlers Services for Infants & Toddlers
Services are provided to infants and toddlers, birth through two years
old who may be delayed in development or have disabilities. This program
is a family centered approach to assist families with an eligible infant
or toddler obtain services for themselves and their child. Services vary
with the needs of the child and their family. Types of services that may
be provided include: service coordination, audiology, physical therapy,
occupational therapy, speech language pathology, family training,
counseling, home visits, assistive technology services, special
instruction, social work, transportation and nursing.
Target Population
Children birth through age two are deemed eligible for early
intervention services as determined by a multidisciplinary team and
documented by a qualified examiner because:
They are functioning at least 25% below his/her chronological
age in one or more of the following developmental areas: cognitive
development, physical development (includes vision and hearing),
communication development, social or emotional development, adaptive
development.
They have a diagnosed physical or mental condition that has a
high probability of resulting in developmental delay.
They manifest atypical development or behavior that is
demonstrated by abnormal quality of performance and function in one or
more of the developmental areas and is likely to result in subsequent
delay.
Anyone concerned about the health or development of a child from birth
through age two can call The Charles County Infants & Toddlers Program
at 301-609-6808 to make a referral.
Additional
Resources
For more
information regarding Infants and Toddlers, contact the
Charles County Board of
Education or the
Maryland State Department of Education
websites.
Additional information regarding child development and developmental
disabilities is available from the
Centers for Disease Control.
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