Thank you to those providers who participated in the Provider Meeting last Friday. Your input and perspectives are valued. We appreciate your willingness to share!
Also, thank you to the many providers who completed the online survey! We have gathered the results and will be sharing highlights here in the coming weeks. Stay tuned...
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What is First Steps?
The Indiana First Steps program is Indiana's response to Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). The goals of this program are to enhance development of infant and toddlers with disabilities, reduce the need for special education, enhance families' capacities to meet their child's special needs and increase identification of children at risk for developmental delays.
First Steps is a family centered, community based, coordinated system, which provides early intervention services to children birth to three years of age living in Indiana, who have developmental delays or are developmentally at risk.
First Steps is a family centered, community based, coordinated system, which provides early intervention services to children birth to three years of age living in Indiana, who have developmental delays or are developmentally at risk.