Looking for child care or a preschool for your child? Skip to Main Content. District Home. Sign In. Search Our Site. Home About Us ". Children from birth to age five who have special needs due to developmental delays and disabilities are eligible to receive Early Intervention services. The services provided to children and their families differ based upon the individual needs and strengths of each child and the child's family. Services may be provided in the child's home, child care center, nursery school, play group, Head Start program, early childhood special education classroom or other settings familiar to the family.
This approach provides frequent, meaningful practice and skill-building opportunities. If you are unable to connect with your EI program, or you have difficulty starting teleintervention services, please email the Office of Child Development and Early Learning: ra-ocdintervention pa. Submit a form online.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions. Family Support Programs. Laws, Regulations and Announcements. Resources for Families. Since , Pennsylvania's Family Centers have integrated and provided community services to help families become healthier, better educated and self-sufficient.
Family Centers help parents:. Since each Family Center takes a unique approach to meeting their community's needs, not all services are available in every center. However, Family Center services may include:. All state funded Family Centers provide evidence-based home visiting services.
A list of state funded Family Centers. Provide universal access to high-quality early childhood education.
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