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Early Intervention - NYC Health The Early Intervention Program helps young children (birth to 3 years) who are not learning, playing, growing, talking or walking like other children their age It provides free evaluation, service planning and support to eligible families in New York City
Early Intervention Program (EIP) Reports - NYC. gov Find annual reports and quarterly data on the NYPD's non-disciplinary program to support employee wellness and professional development The program aims to identify and mitigate factors that may lead to negative performance issues or interactions with the public
Early Intervention Program Referral Form - NYC. gov + Early Intervention Program Referral Form Anyone can make a referral by filling out this form or by calling 311 and asking for “Early Intervention ” Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) employees or agencies contracted with ACS must call the Citywide ACS Referral Hotline: 877-885-KIDZ (5439) to make referrals
Early Intervention: Information for Families - NYC Health - NYC. gov Learn how to refer your child to the Early Intervention Program if they are ages birth to three and have developmental delays or disabilities Find out how the program works with families to help children learn and develop through daily routines, coaching and transition planning
Early Intervention: Professional Development and Trainings Learn about family-centered best practices, assistive technology, social-emotional development, and more in free online and in-person trainings sponsored by the NYC Early Intervention Program Earn continuing education units (CEUs) or continuing teacher and leader education (CTLE) units for your professional development
Early Intervention: Provider Policies, Procedures and Forms Find forms and guidance for early intervention providers in New York City, including closure form, service log, mileage reimbursement, and more Download fillable PDFs or access other resources and information for families and clinicians
Early Intervention: Information for Providers - NYC Health Find out how to access and provide Early Intervention services in New York City, including policy and procedure manual, provider directories, web-based trainings, and transition system Learn how to refer children and families to the program and get support from the Health Department
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EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM - NYC. gov At the time of entry into the Early Intervention Program for 1Q23, the 362 candidates include ranks of 301 Police Officers, 48 Detectives, 10 Sergeants, and 3 Lieutenants The rank of Police Officer comprised 83 1% of the population in the program (see Figure 1) Figure 1: 1Q23 Candidates by Rank EIP Candidates by Years of Service
Early Intervention: Questions - NYC Health Learn how to contact your service coordinator, regional office and consumer affairs for Early Intervention in New York City Find resources and information about your child's rights, evaluation, services and transition plan