Early Intervention – Early Support for a Better Future
Targets children aged 1–5 years with general developmental delay. Provides individual rehabilitation plans using Portage and HELP programs to reduce the developmental gap.
The program targets children aged 1 to 5 years who experience general developmental delay across various domains, including: speech delay, walking delay, and cognitive and social developmental delay.
The program aims to provide early intervention that reduces the impact of this delay in the early age stages, through comprehensive individual rehabilitation plans. The work relies on a set of internationally recognized educational and rehabilitative programs, such as:
Portage Program – to develop life and cognitive skills gradually and systematically. HELP (Hawaii Early Learning Profile) – to assess and monitor the child's development in different growth areas such as communication, fine motor, gross motor, and social interaction.
This early rehabilitation contributes to better preparing the child for integration into subsequent educational and developmental programs, and is a pivotal step in reducing the developmental gap and improving chances for normal growth.
Programs Used
Portage Program – gradual life and cognitive skill development
HELP Program – developmental assessment and monitoring
Prepares the child for integration into educational programs