Early Intervention Program

Early Intervention Services are exceptional administrations for newborn children and little children in danger of formative deferrals. These administrations are intended to distinguish and address youngsters' issues in five formative regions. These are physical, mental, correspondence, social or profound turn of events, and tangible and versatile turn of events. Early intercession incorporates arrangements of administrations to such youngsters and their families with the end goal of reducing the impacts of the condition. Early intercession can be medicinal or preventive in nature — remediating the existing developmental problems or preventing their occurrence.

Early Intervention Services are effective ways to address the needs of infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities. To ascertain the eligibility of the child for early intervention certain screening and diagnostic measures are adopted. Some children develop more slowly than others or develop in ways that seem different from other children. Any deviation from normal development should be dealt with at the earliest as it may lead to a developmental delay or the child may be at risk of developing developmental delays.