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Offers a preschool program where children attend up to 4 full days a week. Transportation, adaptive physical education,speech and language therapy, physical therapy,occupational therapy and nursing services are available to meet the individual needs of the students. The unique feature of the pre-school program is that it is designed to serve typically developing children together with children who have disabilities. The Starlight pre-school program provides opportunities for challenge, stimulation,understanding, and acceptance among children. Community agencies and the schools of Muskingum County are working together to provide a quality preschool program at Starlight. The pre-school program is guided by two basic facts: - Learning is an active process. - Children need nurturing and support to experience their own development timetable without expectations of conformity to a particular program or single group. Teachers guide children through active exploration and interactions with adults, other children, and materials. Play-based choices enrich the learning process through a wide range of learning experiences.

HelpLink 211 Dayton

Provides early intervention services to young children who have developmental delays. Will develop an Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP) which sets goals for children, age 0-3, and their families. Children and their families can participate in parent-child programs which emphasize information and experience sharing, parenting skills, and support. Families have access to an Early Intervention Team consisting of Service Coordinator, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Therapist, and a Developmental Specialist.

211 Cleveland

Provides a comprehensive approach to the diagnosis and treatment of children with a variety of developmental and behavioral concerns; program includes diagnosis, treatment and continuous care through exercise with developmental pediatricians.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Offers Early Intervention services for birth through 2 years with a disability or at risk, preschool for children 3-5 years with a disability and school programming for children 6-22 years with multiple handicaps.

HelpLink 211 Dayton

Provides services to parents of infants and toddlers with delays.

211 Pathways

Offers service coordination and home visiting for infants and young children under the age of three with developmental delays and their families. Provides linkages and connections to early intervention services, works with families to identify goals that support their priorities and help them support their child's development.

LSS 211 Central Ohio

Part of a statewide system, the Franklin County Early Intervention program provides coordinated early intervention services to parents of eligible children under the age of three with developmental delays or disabilities. This early childhood program builds upon and provides supports and resources to assist parents and caregivers to enhance children’s learning and development through everyday routines. It is a collaborative, home and community-based system where caregivers and a team of specialized professionals work together to provide ongoing support to the child.

LSS 211 Central Ohio

Program provides a wide variety of services to families with children age 0-3 with a hearing loss. Early Intervention has knowledge and experience serving families and their children with hearing loss. This includes Hard of Hearing children, Deaf children, cochlear implant recipients, hearing loss with other disabilities.

211 Pathways

Offers individualized services for infants and toddlers who have a developmental delay or disability. Provides services to identify gaps in development and then create a plan to support the child's learning.

211 Summit

Provides health and development services for expectant parents, newborns, infants, and toddlers. Services are deisned with family's concerns and goals. Provides a gas voucher for medical appointments as a last resort to clients. Partnered with Richland County Youth and Family Council.

211 Mansfield OH

Offers intensive behavioral services for children with autism. Tailored instruction focuses on communication, behavior, play, socialization, and developmentally appropriate skill acquistion.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Early intervention (EI) is designed to stimulate development early in life to provide children the opportunity to maximize their abilities. Early Intervention serves children from birth to three years of age who have been evaluated and found eligible for services. A Service Coordinator assisst families with linkages to specialized services.

HelpLine211 Delaware OH

Offers regular, planned home visits to pregnant women and families with information on resources and skills to help them raise children who are physically, socially, and emotionally healthy and ready to learn. Offers help from health, social services and child development professionals. Home visits may include: - Supporting preventive health and prenatal practices; - Assisting mothers on how to best breastfeed and care for their babies; - Promoting parents' use of positive parenting techniques; and - Working with parents to set goals for the future, continuing their education, and find employment and childcare solutions. Program administered by Ohio Department of Health. Other participating Home Visiting provider agencies in Lorain County include Neighborhood Alliance and Ohio Guidestone.

211 Summit

Early Intervention is a program for children under the age of three who have a developmental delay or a diagnosis that puts them at a significant risk of developing a delay. There are new eligibility requirements for Help Me Grow Early Intervention: - If you are referring a child with a medical diagnosis that impacts development, that child may already be eligible for HMG. We will contact the child's physician and request that required forms be completed. Early Intervention staff will complete an assessment to determine need for early intervention services. - If you are referring a child you suspect may have a developmental delay, the early intervention staff will screen the child and if indicated, will evaluate him/her to determine eligibility and need for services. To be eligible for HMG, a child must have a 1.5 standard deviation below the mean in one or more of the developmental domains: adaptive, cognitive, communication, physical or social/emotional. Early Intervention is provided by Licking County Board of Developmental Disabilities.

211 Pathways

Providing classroom programming for children 18 months to kindergarten entry with identified areas of developmental concerns.

211 Allen County

Offers home visiting and early intervention programs for at-risk infants and children. Works with pregnant mothers to teach proper prenatal care so they will have a better chance of delivering a healthy child. Educates parents about immunizations, what to look for developmentally as their child grows, making a home safe for children, community linkage and how parents play a role in helping their child become ready for learning.

LSS 211 Central Ohio

Provides referrals to home visiting programs sponsored by the Ohio Department of Health and early intervention programs sponsored by the Ohio Board of Developmental Disabilities. Provides young families in Franklin County with a continuum of services from birth to school entry, supporting parents through the first critical 2,000 days in their child’s life. Parent support program that encourages early prenatal and well-baby care, as well as parenting education to promote the comprehensive health and development of children.

LSS 211 Central Ohio

Provides coordinated services for children birth to three years old with disabilities or developmental delays in order to meet their special need in the child's natural environment.

2-1-1 Ashtabula County

Early Intervention: Early Intervention physical therapy (0-3 years old) focuses on providing home based therapy to infants who display gross motor or movement delays. The goal of Early Intervention therapy is to help children with these delays as soon as possible so they can reach their fullest potential. The focus is to work with the parent/caregiver on activities to do with the child in order to develop their gross motor skills. School Based: School based physical therapy works with children who would benefit from therapeutic interventions to maximize their education and success in the classroom. The focus is on functional mobility and save, efficient access and participation in educational activities and routines in the learning environment. Staff education for follow through is key to the child being successful and maximizing their academic potential. The therapy staff follows the child's IEP (individual Education Plan) and is a member of a multidisciplinary school team.

211 Pathways

Early intervention (EI) is designed to stimulate development early in life to provide children the opportunity to maximize their abilities. Families served in Early Intervention are supported by a team consisting of a service coordinator, service providers, and your family. The team works with you in your home or other places you and your family spend time to develop a coordinated plan called an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP).

HelpLine211 Delaware OH

Provides for children with disabilities and is designed to stimulate development early in life to provide children the opportunity to maximize their abilities. A Service Coordinator is provided to assist families with linkages to specialized services. Offers developmental assessments.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Early intervention is a statewide service that provided assistance to parent of children under the age of three with developmental delays and / or disabilities.

211 Allen County

Serves children 0-3 who have a developmental delay or a medical diagnosis likely to result in delay. The EI team consists of a service coordinator, a developmental specialist, and occupational, physical and speech therapists. The team also has an Early Childhood Mental Health provider, a hearing specialist, and of course the family. All team members work together to help reach outcomes the family desire. Early Intervention supports learning and development, child social and emotional well-being, and helps families through a coaching model within the context of daily routines and activities. Services for pre-school aged children - The Perry County Board of DD provides services to children 3-6 through the support of an early childhood specialist. These services are primarily home based and often times supplement the work of preschool special education, or may stand alone for those children not enrolled in preschool. Through discovery with families, the specialist learns of the unique strengths and needs of the child, and helps the family build on those strengths or provides resources for assessed needs. Services for school-aged children - The Perry County Board of DD provides service coordination to families enrolled with school-aged children. The role of the service coordinator is to help connect families with needed resources and supports as requested. The service coordinator is available to attend IEP meetings with families, make application for family selected supports, and serves as a resource for families as they navigate various systems for services for their children.

HelpLink 211 Dayton

Help Me Grow program is designed to ensure Ohio’s children receive a healthy birth and the resources to warrant a healthy and productive start in life. An integral part of Ohio’s prenatal to age three system of supports, the services offered by Help Me Grow equip parents with the means to help their child acquire the early building blocks necessary for long term success. These initial achievements last a lifetime, as scientific evidence strongly suggests that a child’s success is significantly determined by the quality of nurturing in the first three years of life.

211 Pathways

Provides early intervention support services for families with children who have developmental delays or disabilities. Services provided may include interventions such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech/communication therapy.

211 UWGC