What is Early On?
Early On is a program for infants and toddlers under the age of three with a possible developmental delay or documented disability. Early On provides screening and evaluation services to determine a child's needs.
Through Early On, parents and caregivers will find friendly and supportive people who put the needs and concerns of the child and family first.
What DHWP Early On services are provided to parents who have a concern about their child?
- Screening
- Evaluation
- If the child is eligible, an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) is developed and implemented. The IFSP addresses the developmental needs of the baby as well as the needs of the family.
- A Service Coordinator helps coordinate the services outlined in the family plan.
- Linkage to programs and services within DHWP and community
What other services may Early On offer?
Family training, counseling, home visits
Physical, occupational, speech therapy
Health services
Special instruction (teaching)
Social work services
Psychological services
Nursing services
Nutrition counseling
Hearing and Vision screening
Transportation to early intervention services
Assistive technology services and/or devices
Medical services (for diagnosis and evaluation)
Concerned about your child's development?
Contact DHWP Early On at (313)-876-0526
or Call: Wayne County Early On 1-877-Early-On (1-(800)-327-5966)