Just getting started on this journey? You are not alone. We can help.
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Parent to Parent provides emotional support and information to families of children and adults with special needs in Washington State. Parents may have questions and concerns regarding their child’s needs and their own feelings. Local county coordinators organize parent volunteers (Helping Parents) who also have children with special needs and are available to provide support and information. Personal support from another parent, who has a child with similar needs, can be very helpful.
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Early intervention services are designed to enable children birth to 3 with developmental delays or disabilities to be active and successful during the early childhood years and in the future in a variety of settings—in their homes, in child care, in preschool or school programs, and in their communities.
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ESD 123 provides Early Intervention services to approximately 200 infants and toddlers with developmental delays in the following areas: social-emotional, communication, motor, cognitive and self-help.
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Where do I start? What do I do? Who can help? A good place to start is to apply for services through the Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA).
