Hand In Hand Early Learning Program

Early intervention builds on this natural learning occuring during the first few years of life so that children enjoy an important head start for gaining critical skills needed for success. Hand in Hand's Early Intervention Program offers quality services that faciliatate this growth and development and allow children and families more independence in the community. It is a program for children with diagnosed disabilities or delays in development who are between the ages of birth to 3 years, as well as their families. The Early Intervention Program is provided at no cost to the family.

A team of professionals provides therapeutic interventions to children while parents and other caregivers learn how to provide nurturing experiences and environments, facilitating growth and development. Parent training and support is the philosophy that drives the early intervention program, ensuring that a child's learning and progress can occur 24 hours a day. This approach allows families to maximize opportunities during daily routines and activities, allowing their child to receive intervention all day, every day and in settings that are both meaningful and functional.