Pyramid Mode for Supporting the Social and Emotional Competence for Infants and Young Children is a framework of evidence-based practices to promote and support infants and young children’s early relational health (including healthy social and emotional development)...
NJCCIS is a child care information system for licensing, family child care registration, inspections, complaints, the NJ Workforce Registry and Grow NJ Kids. The NJCCIS portal is also the point of access to the NJ Workforce Registry – allowing early childhood and...
Yes, you can find most of our offerings at NJCCIS. If you are not on NJCCIS, please join their mailing list to be alerted to all of their offerings available in Spanish.
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A written request should be submitted to your local school district’s CST requesting an evaluation. This can be done as early as 120 days prior to a child’s third birthday (and any time thereafter). The letter should state the child’s age, program placement and...
Early intervention services are designed to address a problem or delay in development as early as possible. The services are available for children up to age three. Contracted agencies serve as the Early Intervention Program providers (EIPs) and arrange for early...
There are a few routes to examine when considering evaluations for a child. There are private evaluations (medical and/or individualized therapeutic) and system-based evaluations (Early Intervention or through the public school system). Early Intervention is the...
If the child is under age 3, please share the NJ Early Intervention System (NJEIS) information, which can be found here:If the child is over the age of 3 and the family is hoping to receive services at the school, please share the NJ Child Find information found here:...
Please see our Birth to Five Provider Directory:If you do not find an appropriate provider in your area, please email: WHO/WHERE?
Yes! In fact, we know that early intervention works. Evidence-informed IECMH interventions demonstrate a return of $3.64 per dollar invested. We also know that positive early relationships and experiences have a lasting impact on a child's health, behavior, and...