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Provides stimulation for early developmental skills, including play skills

Provides early intervention services for children ages birth to three years old.

Provides early intervention to assist a child's developmental stage, and provide supportive services for parents. Intervention may happen in the families home, Early Childhood Center, or a mutually agreed upon location.

Early intervention services include educational services, mobility services, occupational/physical/speech and developmental therapy services and family support. Low vision evaluations are also offered for children as needed.

Therapy services that help babies and toddlers learn to listen and talk by using everyday routines, spending time with family, and playing

Early intervention services for children with disabilities/delays, including speech/language services, occupational therapy, physical therapy, developmental therapy, and nursing consultation.

Child and Family Connections Program: Assists families with children between birth to 3 years of age get the services they need. No fees for initial intake.

Early intervention services, including support services, for children and their families.

Provides free developmental screening for children under the age of five who reside in Waukegan. Offers a free pre-school program for children under the age of three who qualify based on screening. Qualified children between the ages of 3-5 will be referred for an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Children with an IEP will qualify for special education services based on individual needs.

Offers services for families concerned about their child’s development. This includes motor, speech language, and learning development. Services include: Developmental screening Occupational therapy Speech language therapy Physical therapy

Provides families with children under age 3 with suspected developmental delays service coordination of early intervention services including evaluations, connecting eligible families to therapies, community resources and transition. Services include:

• Developmental screening for evaluation
• Developmental assessment for case management
• Speech therapy
• Developmental therapy
• Physical therapy
• Occupational therapy
• Assistive technology devices

Services are tailored to each child's needs based on the level of delay experienced by the child.

Provides assessments and intervention services for children with disabilities or high risk factors. Offers advocacy and support for 504 and Individualized Educational Plans (IEPs).

Offers services for families concerned about their child’s development. This includes motor, speech/language, and learning development. Services include: Developmental screening Occupational therapy Speech language therapy Physical therapy

Solid Ground Foundation offers a before and after school program for toddlers in marginalized communities with behavioral health challenges. Specifically, the program serves toddlers who are PK3 and PK4 (ages 3 to 4). Services are free for families in participating agencies and school districts.

Children's Research Triangle (CRT) offers therapy and evaluation services for children. CRT provides trauma-informed, evidence-based mental health therapy for children ages 0-18 experiencing a wide range of interpersonal and community-wide trauma. They provide individual, family, or group therapy, as well as case management services, tailored to meet each client's specific needs. Therapy is provided in community settings such as schools and shelters, at CRT's Loop clinic, and via teletherapy. CRT provides thorough evaluations and can address a variety of clinical issues. One of the few agencies specializing in the needs of children with prenatal substance exposure and/or trauma, CRT is also one of the only agencies in Illinois providing evaluations that include assessment by a pediatrician, providing comprehensive evaluations for fetal alcohol syndrome disorders (FASD), as well as trauma-informed assessment and more

The Chicago Lighthouse's Birth-to-Three Early Intervention Program provides home-based developmental and family support to infants and toddlers with vision loss or multiple disabilities. Early intervention specialists visit families frequently, supporting parents to prepare their children for preschool and beyond. Services include visual, developmental, and occupational therapy, as well as optometric examinations through their Low Vision Clinic, social work, and psychological services.

Thresholds' Youth & Young Adult Services (YAYAS) offer groundbreaking programs for adolescents, young adults, families, young mothers, and their children. These programs offer the development skills and support they need to master mental health challenges while reducing the negative impact of those challenges on what matters most to young people: relationships, school success, recreational activities, health and wellness, day-to-day living, and early career experiences. Specializing in the transition to adulthood, Thresholds' Youth & Young Adult Services provide young people with experiential learning within their communities to maximize success. Programs include:Early Intervention & First-Episode PsychosisComprehensive Behavioral Health Services (Emerge)Thresholds High SchoolResidential and Transitional Living (Young Adult Program)Young Mothers (Mother's Project)Homeless Youth & Families

Oak Leyden's Children's Services programming takes a unique, multi-disciplinary, team approach to facilitate the holistic development of children with developmental disabilities and delays. Oak Leyden therapists evaluate children in all areas of development and facilitate individualized therapy that fits the unique needs, challenges, and circumstances of your child. They are family-centric, typically providing services in a child's natural environment and working with caregivers to take advantage of everyday learning opportunities. Oak Leyden provides therapy to children in all of the following disciplines: developmental, occupational, physical, behavioral, and speech/language.

Project Org + Design Studio's early intervention services recognize that each child is unique, just like their journey. They offer personalized, family-centered support to address any developmental delays or concerns. Whether a child requires help with communication, motor skills, social interactions, or other areas, their team is ready to guide you every step of the way.

The Shirley Ryan Abilitylab in partnership with Pathways offers Early Intervention, a federally mandated program of coordinated services, through IDEA Part C, that provides support and education to children with developmental delays and their families. Children ages 0-3 exhibiting delays in physical, cognitive, communication, and social/emotional development are eligible for services. The goal of Early Intervention (EI) is to help children with developmental delays as soon as possible so they can reach their fullest potential.Eligibility for EI is determined after a child has been evaluated by a health professional. Some children are diagnosed at birth with a condition that makes them eligible for EI, while other children may not be evaluated until they have exhibited a delay in reaching milestones.Additional services include pediatric occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech/language therapy.

Uses listening and spoken language to help deaf and hard of hearing children learn to listen, talk, read and succeed in school. Activities include computer, art, physical education and music.

Provides multidisciplinary diagnostic and treatment programs for infants and children with neurological and developmental delays, as well as orthopedic conditions. Services include outpatients occupational, physical and speech therapy.

Early Intervention: Services provided to newborns and infants ages 0-3 years with a diagnosis of a developmental disability.

Molloy Early Intervention Program provides listening and spoken language services for children 0-3 yrs with hearing loss. Provided in homes, daycare centers, caregivers homes, or other settings, Therapists provide specific techniques and support for parents/caregivers to help empower and educate. SJI offers a full-day toddler class for children with hearing impairments to increase language and socialization. iHear Internet Therapy: Via an internet connection, offers early intervention services in the convenience of children home or school.