Aboriginal Development
About this resource
Supports Indigenous families with children from birth to 6 years who have been identified with developmental concerns or are at risk for developmental delays.
The early years are a key time for a child's growth and development; they are foundational for the skills that he/she will acquire in the future. Our Infant Development Program is here to provide early intervention services to help maximize a child's development.
The early years are a key time for a child's growth and development; they are foundational for the skills that he/she will acquire in the future. Our Infant Development Program is here to provide early intervention services to help maximize a child's development.
Details
Resource type
Child Care, Family Support, Infant Development Programs, Social Activities, Supported Child Development, Therapy
Disabilities
Intellectual / Developmental Disability
Age
0-6
Eligibility
Any child who is between the ages of birth to 6 years of age with whom there are concerns regarding their development in the areas of language, social skills, general motor development, and/or cognitive development.
Referrals: Parents/guardians can make a referral directly to our program, as well as doctors, nurses, social workers, and others who have concerns. Referrals should be made only with the parent/guardian knowledge and consent.
Referrals: Parents/guardians can make a referral directly to our program, as well as doctors, nurses, social workers, and others who have concerns. Referrals should be made only with the parent/guardian knowledge and consent.
Location
Regions
North East
Cities
Fort St. John
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