Center for Community - Early Intervention/Early Learning Program & Teach Your Children Well

700 Katlian Street Suite B Sitka, Alaska 99835 (907) 747-6960 1-800-478-6970
Early Intervention/ Early Learning Program and Teach Your Children Well Family and Developmental Programs for Children ages Birth to 6 years of age
Developmental Support and Services
	EI/ELP is a family-centered, home and community based program for families of children ages birth to six. We invite you to contact us anytime you have a question about any of the following developmental skills: Speech Language Movement Behavior Vision Hearing Learning Referrals are accepted by parents, friends, family and community providers.
Available Program Services
> Infant and Toddler developmental screening and evaluation to age 3 > Home visits for developmental support > Twice-weekly Parent-Child Playgroups > Activity ideas & materials to enhance your child's learning at home > Information on early brain development and infant attachment > Parent Education Classes providing support and education on early childhood health, safety and development > Information on locating other special services and resources available to families and young children The Early Intervention/Early Learning Program is available to children between birth and age three who meet specific eligibility requirements. Teach Your Children Well is open to all families with youngsters age birth to age six. Screening and evaluation services are provided at no cost to families. There may be a fee for some Early Intervention services. However, eligible children will not be denied services due to an inability to pay. You are invited to call the Early Learning Program if: You have questions about your child's development You have concerns about your child's development Your child is at risk for developmental delays (907) 747-6960 1-800-478-6970 E-mail EI/ELP and TYCW is funded through grants from the State of Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, the Office of Children's Services and The Alaska Children's Trust