Vermont Children's Integrated Services — Early Intervention
Vermont's free Part C early intervention programme providing evaluation and autism consultation for children under six.
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What this is, in plain language
Vermont's Children's Integrated Services provides early intervention, family support and prevention services for children from before birth to age six, through eleven regional teams that also work with an autism consultation group on pre-diagnosis support and coaching. The birth-to-three programme is free and covers a measurable developmental delay as well as a condition known to lead to one.
Getting started
No referral or existing diagnosis is required to request an evaluation; email AHS.DCFCommunications@vermont.gov to find your regional team.
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What they say about themselves
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- Vermont's Children's Integrated Services provides early intervention, family support and prevention services supporting children from before birth up to age six.
- Its eleven regional Children's Integrated Services Early Intervention Teams work with an Autism consultation team to provide ongoing autism consultation, pre-diagnosis support, technical assistance and coaching.
- Eligibility runs from birth to age three, and covers a measurable developmental delay as well as a diagnosed condition known to lead to one.
- Early intervention is free, and no referral or existing diagnosis is required to request an evaluation.
- The programme is funded primarily by the federal government through the IDEA Part C Grant.
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- Yes:Explains what the evaluation includes
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