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Are you concerned your child isn’t meeting milestones like crawling or talking? Take advantage of FREE Early Start Services for your child.
If your little one isn’t meeting developmental milestones and is under 3 years old, Early Start in California offers FREE services to help. Our new map, created by Support for Families and the SF Kids Collaborative, simplifies the process of accessing these crucial services. Take advantage of the support your child may need — review the map and get started today! Entering and Exiting Early Start Services | SF Kids Collaborative
Is your child under 3 and not meeting milestones? Discover how to access FREE Early Start Services with our map.
If your child is not meeting milestones and has not yet turned 3 years old, they may be eligible for FREE support through Early Start. Getting extra help can make a huge difference for your child. We made a map to show you how to access Early Start services: Entering and Exiting Early Start Services | SF Kids Collaborative
Need support navigating FREE Early Start Services with GGRC? We breakdown the steps for you with our map.
If your child is not meeting milestones and has not yet turned 3 years old, they may be eligible for FREE support through Early Start. Getting extra help can make a huge difference for your child. We made a map to show you how to navigate accessing Early Start services with GGRC: Entering and Exiting Early Start Services | SF Kids Collaborative
Children grow and develop in truly remarkable ways from birth to age 5. It is important to pay special attention to how your child is developing during these early years of life to understand if they need any additional support. The best way to do this is to track your child’s developmental milestones — simple things, like taking a first step, smiling for the first time, and waving “bye-bye”. These milestones matter because if children do not reach milestones, or reach them much later than other children, it can be a helpful signal that they may need extra support to reach their full potential.
Early Start is the program in California that provides this support for infants and toddlers with developmental concerns. Support for Families and the SF Kids Collaborative have created a map to show you how to access these important Early Start services for your child.
Download the Map to Early Start Services at: sfkidscollaborative.org/entering-and-exiting-early-start-services
