The Early Intervention Program is designed for young children who show signs of developmental delays or disabilities. This program focuses on providing support during the critical early years of development, helping children achieve important milestones. Early intervention services include therapies such as speech, occupational, and physical therapy, tailored to the child’s specific needs. The program addresses developmental areas such as communication, motor skills, and cognitive abilities.

Early intervention helps prevent or minimize developmental challenges, giving children the best possible start in life. The program also includes family education and support, ensuring parents are equipped with strategies to help their child at home. By starting therapy early, children are more likely to overcome developmental obstacles and reach their full potential. The early intervention program is a collaborative effort between therapists, educators, and families.