What We Do

Through the use of play-based curriculum, our Early Intervention Program serves 65-75 children each year in one of three classrooms. 

Our program features low student to teacher ratios, on-site therapies (speech, physical and occupational) and transportation to those who qualify.  New students are accepted on an ongoing basis. 

Our Successes

Annually, a dozen or more children leave our program and enroll in the school system where they will be placed in a regular preschool classrooms or Headstart classes with other students their age.  For those students who still require special education classes, many are able to eliminate some of their therapies following our program. 

Our Partners

• Stone Creek Community Stitchers provides children with handmade bibs for mealtime and blankets and bean bags
• HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) students from Forest High School shadow our therapists each year
• The Hope Foundation's annual fundraisers provide new toys and equipment for the children