Early Intervention
Director: Pat Graff
Contact: Martha Unrath
Phone: (585) 334-6000 ext. 1212
| Location: Determined by the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) and may be provided in childcare and community settings. Parents are responsible for paying costs associated with those settings. |
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The Early Intervention Program is a public program funded by NYS and Monroe County for children under the age of 3 who have an eligible diagnosis or developmental delay. To determine whether or not your child is eligible, contact the Monroe County Early Intervention Program at (585) 753-5437. Eligibility will be determined by a NYS approved evaluator contracted by Monroe County. If your child is eligible, services will be implemented by Monroe County at no cost to you. |
This individualized combination of educational and therapeutic services for children under age 3 are specified in the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP). Services provided by CP Rochester may include Special Education, Speech, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Parent Training, Social Work and Support Groups. Services can be provided individually or in our small group setting.
Serves: Children, birth through age 2, and their families who are eligible for Early Intervention Services. |
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"Brittany’s face lights up when we tell her it’s a school day. She begins chattering away mixing in each teacher’s name as if remembering a fun event from class. To see our daughter so happy convinces us that we made the right choice coming to Augustin Children’s Center. We are further convinced when we see the teachers’ faces light up as they tell us of Brittany’s newest accomplishments. There are many great teachers, but invested teachers, like the ones we know at Augustin Children’s Center are truly priceless. Their investment is reflected in Brittany’s love for school and in the progress she has made since beginning in September. At school Brittany receives speech, special education, occupational and physical therapy. Two weeks after school started, she began walking. Now, four months later she is running and jumping. She climbs stairs and has learned to love swimming. She now uses over 100 different signs. She repeats everything, “reads” books, sings constantly, and adds to her vocabulary each day. We are amazed and thankful for the remarkable progress we have seen in Brittany. Being part of this early intervention program has been such a positive, growing experience for Brittany and has given her a start that will truly make a difference in her life." --Jody Cooper (Brittany’s Mom)
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