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Mat-Su Services for Children & Adults, Inc. |
Supporting Full Lives |
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Infant Learning Program The Infant Learning Program provides home-based early intervention services to families who have children between ages of birth and three who are experiencing delays in development. |
Services are important because the first three years are the most important for a child’s developmental, children develop at different rates and families have the greatest impact on their child’s development. Anyone with concerns about an infant or toddler’s development can call us. |
Services: |
Evaluate a child’s development Develop a plan for services Provide special instruction, activities and materials to enhance learning Offer information and support in locating other services and resources |
Eligibility: |
Any child with a diagnosed developmental disability such as Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, etc. Any child whose assessment indicates a delay in one or more developmental areas Any child who is born prematurely or is in any way “at risk” of a delay in development. |
Sources of Funding: |
State of Alaska grants Medicaid and private insurance |
Cost: |
Most services are provided at no cost, including developmental screening, evaluation, special instruction, and family service coordination There may be a charge for some services such as direct therapy |