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Early Intervention Services

Services provided to eligible children under the age of three which can include: assistive technology, psychological services, audiology (hearing) services, training and counseling, service coordination, some health services, social work services, some medical services, nursing, speech and language services, nutrition counseling, occupational therapy, vision services, physical therapy, and others as needed. Early Start standardized info packet.

CVRC Early Start Brochures - English

To view copies of the information packets in a variety of languages, formats, and modes of communication visit the DDS website here: Information Packet for Consumers & Families - CA Department of Developmental Services

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Central Valley Regional Center's mission is to help individuals with developmental disabilities, and children at risk, to reach their goals.

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Ofrecen múltiples servicios, desde terapia para adultos hasta servicios de bienestar infantil.

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The Medical Therapy Program provides physical therapy and occupational therapy to eligible CCS children. There is no financial eligibility requirement, only residential and medical requirements need to be met. Doctors and therapists who specialize in physical disabilities will evaluate a child's condition and prescribe services if a child is considered eligible. Upon eligibility, services will be given at Medical Therapy Units (MTU) located in local schools. There are three MTUs in Fresno County and they are located at Garfield, Powers Ginsburg, and Storey elementary schools.

Eligible medical conditions include but are not limited to:

Neurological Conditions

Musculoskeletal Disorders

Cerebral Palsy

Poliomyelitis

Myasthenias

Muscular Dystrophies

Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Arthrogryposis

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Amputation

Contractures Caused by Burns

Spina Bifida

Spinal Cord Injuries

Medical Therapy Program Services

Physical and Occupational Therapy Treatment

The MTUs have Physical Therapists who help with mobility such as walking and getting on and off the bed. Occupational Therapists help with movement associated with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).

Semi-Annual or Annual Medical Evaluation

An interdisciplinary team evaluates the child's progress and at least once a year. Occasionally, the doctor will recommend a 6 months follow-up if needed.

During this visit, recommendations for treatment and medical equipment needs are evaluated.

Consultation

MTP Staff participate in Individualized Educational Planning (IEP) meetings at the request of a legal guardian, parent, or school.

MTP Staff can consult with medical providers, specialists and equipment providers to assist in getting services and equipment that your child may need and qualify for through CCS.

Transition Planning

MTP helps with transitioning your child to the next stage of development by discussing and identifying goals. The first transition planning session should be held at the age of 3. Biannual transition planning will follow at ages 14, 16, 18, and 20.

It is crucial to take part in transition planning at ages 18 and 20 as your child will no longer receive CCS services after the age of 21. Transition planning will help you prepare for the future after transitioning out of the program.

Medical Therapy Unit Locations

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The Medical Therapy Program provides physical therapy and occupational therapy to eligible CCS children. There is no financial eligibility requirement, only residential and medical requirements need to be met. Doctors and therapists who specialize in physical disabilities will evaluate a child's condition and prescribe services if a child is considered eligible.

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"When intervention is delayed, it takes four times as long to intervene in fourth grade as it does in late kindergarten because of brain development and because of the increase in content for students to learn as they grow older."

-National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

Our services are built on the most up-to-date research, delivered by compassionate professionals, and supported by an experienced leadership team. Under the supervision of Board Certified Behavior Analysts, our Registered Behavior Technicians aspire to unlock the potential of every child with one-on-one individualized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services in exciting center-based environments. We support all clients by involving the entire family through regular parent meetings with your child's clinical team, as well as in-home family training.

To ensure we are able to support as many families as possible, we accept a variety of health insurance plans and can assist in customizing a plan that accommodates your needs.

Comprehensive ABA Services

Focused ABA Services

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We provide one-on-one ABA services through early intensive intervention in our center-based specialized pre-school environment for children up to 6 years of age.

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Pediatrician in Fresno, CA | ABC Pediatrics Fresno

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ABC Pediatrics Fresno is a skilled Pediatrician in Fresno, CA. Accepting new appointments. Call today or request an appointment on our website.

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deportes adaptativos de valley children's

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Programa de Deportes Adaptativos de Valley Children's

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El Programa de Deportes Adaptativos de Valley Children's ofrece experiencias recreativas y deportivas gratuitas para niños con discapacidades de hasta 21 años.

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We are committed to creating opportunities for youth to reach their greatest potential while thriving in who they are, and believing in who they can become. This will be achieved through education, passion and unifying our strengths to ensure that every child knows they matter through The America's Kids Way!

This is where the FUN stuff happens! We are dedicated to our focus on swimming, gymnastics, ninja zone, dance and preschool academics, but we like to celebrate all of that hard work too! Even with our 700+ weekly classes, we've found plenty of time to offer things like Open Gym, Trunk or Treat and annual visits from the jolly man himself, Santa! Check back regularly and join in to experience your own #akimsmile!

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We truly believe that each family who walks through our doors becomes a part of our family. You are the very best part of us! We recognize that there are many quality options in the Central Valley for children's activities. We are so grateful that you've chosen to join us. Each coach and employee alike is committed to providing you and your child with the happiest hour (or hours!) of your week. Kids are our thing, but parents are too!

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America's Kids In Motion | Kids Learning Center In Clovis, CA

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America's Kids In Motion is a early child development and sports center located in Clovis, CA dedicated to your children's development.

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Homepage - Special Olympics Northern California

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UPCOMING EVENTS There are many ways to be involved with Special Olympics Northern California. Find an upcoming fundraiser or special event near you! View all WHO WE ARE There are many [...]

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Team sports bring people together. Special Olympics Unified Sports® teams do that, too and much more. With over a million people worldwide that take part in Unified Sports, breaking down stereotypes about people with intellectual disabilities in a really fun way. ESPN has served as the Global…

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CAPTAIN Vision Statement

Establish a statewide training and technical assistance network focused on promoting the acceptance, support and quality of life for individuals on the autism spectrum, that is inclusive of partner agencies who will work collaboratively so that individuals on the autism spectrum and their families can benefit from effective services, supports and resources.

CAPTAIN Mission Statement

1. Increase knowledge about autism and Evidence Based Practices (EBPs) through systematic dissemination of information that is culturally relevant and respectful of the varied perspectives of people on the autism spectrum.

2. Improve implementation of EBPs with fidelity in schools and community settings through high quality training, coaching, and systems level support.

3. Increase consistency of EBPs use across systems by convening multiagency and regionalized workgroups that will assist with autism EBP integration into local service delivery systems.

4. Create an equipped workforce by collaborating with higher education, preparation programs and early career mentoring programs so that professionals entering into their careers will understand how to effectively support individuals on the autism spectrum.

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CA Autism Professional Training and Information Network - CAPTAIN

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CAPTAIN California Autism Professional Training and Information Network

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Come Join our Special Education Team

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The Clovis Unified School District provides a wide range of services and programs to meet the needs of differently abled students eligible for Special Education services. Most of these services can be provided for qualified students at local schools in collaboration with general education programs. However, some services and programs are only available at specified schools throughout the District and may require enrollment at a designated site. Parents who suspect that their child may be differently abled or in need of additional services should confer with their child's teacher regarding their concerns and request a referral to the Student Study Team. If the child continues to exhibit difficulties after exhausting services and modifications in the regular education program, parents may request an assessment to determine eligibility for Special Education. Qualified staff will conduct an assessment. An Individualized Educational Planning team, which includes the parents, will meet to review the assessment information to determine eligibility, the services that are needed, and develop appropriate educational goals and objectives. The Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) is reviewed at least annually.

For questions and concerns, please contact the Special Education office:
(559) 327-9400

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Clovis Unified School District: Be the best you can be in mind, body, and spirit

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Come Join our Special Education Team Click the image below to apply. The Clovis Unified School District provides a wide range of services and programs to meet the needs of differently abled students eligible for Special Education services.

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Each child in public school in California is a general education student first. To realize this vision each student who receives special education services should be served in the least restrictive environment with access to the best first instruction in the Common Core State Standards. All adults in the educational system are responsible for the education and support of all students, regardless of need. Our mission is to provide early interventions and appropriate Pre-Kindergarten thru 12th grade education that prepares all students for a seamless transition to adult life with the expectation that all students will learn and become productive citizens.

The Fresno Unified School District provides a wide range of services and programs to meet the needs of differently-abled students eligible for Special Education services. Most of these services can be provided for qualified students at local schools in collaboration with general education programs. However, some services and programs are only available at specified schools throughout the district and may require enrollment at a designated site.

Fresno Unified Special Education Department

890 S 10th Street Bldg C
Fresno CA 93702
Phone: (559) 457-3220
Fax: (559) 457-3299
SPED.RecordsRequest@FresnoUnified.org

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Independence, Inc. has developed the following infographic to help the community better understand people first language. We encourage you to download the visual and share the graphic with others interested in learning disability etiquette.

Independence, Inc. has developed the following infographic to help the community better understand people first language. We encourage you to download the visual and share the graphic with others interested in learning disability etiquette.

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Independence, Inc. has developed the following infographic to help the community better understand people first language. We encourage you to download the visual and share the graphic with others interested in learning disability etiquette.

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People-First Language is a video about how you talk about someone with a disability. This is an educational video that needs to be shared for the benefit of the world! Spread the word. Music: American Authors - Best Day of my Life