Services for Children

Has your child been diagnosed with Autism, Downs Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, or another disability?  Summit DD is here to help. We offer an array of services for eligible children with special needs and their families.  From early intervention services for babies and child care for all ages, to inclusive community programs and school-age supports, we’ve designed services to fit your family’s needs and daily routines, right in your community.

Services

Early Intervention, Birth to Age Six

Services are offered to children with special needs from birth to age six and are tailored to the individual needs of each family. These services are offered at no cost to you and are provided year-round. We work with you to build supports that are flexible and accessible by listening to your concerns, your priorities and your family routines. Find out if Summit DD’s early intervention services are right for you and your child.

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Child Care for All Ages and Inclusive Community Programs

We believe that communities are stronger when they include everyone, including our youngest citizens! From child care options to coordinating inclusive community opportunities, Summit DD is invested in connecting families to the resources they need to help their little ones achieve a happy, satisfying life.

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School-Age Supports for Kids and Teens with Special Needs

As your child grows, his needs change. That can mean new questions or modifying goals in his IEP, among other things. Let us help guide you through these school-age years, and help prepare you and your teen for the transition to adulthood.

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Screenings

Are you worried that your child is not meeting his developmental milestones? Summit DD, in partnership with First Things First, has free screening tools available to families. These screenings can help you determine if your child is meeting his milestones. Click the Learn More link below to access the ASQ-3 questionnaire.

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