Supporting families is at the heart of our mission. With this in mind, we feel a parent holds the key to our success with every child. A parent’s participation helps us better understand the needs of every child and how we can help.
Services may be provided in-home or at a community-based location depending on the unique needs of the family. Services may include Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Music Therapy, and Family Resource Coordination. Please reach out if you are interested in a developmental screening/evaluation to determine if your child is eligible for our Birth to Three services.
We are so grateful to have Shaun and Amber as part of Julia’s team. We hold them dearly in our hearts. I couldn’t be happier. Their encouragement and letting me know what I’m doing well is so helpful.
SPARC recognizes the essential role that parents and families play in our program. We prioritize assessing and addressing the needs of families to enhance your child’s success. We encourage ongoing participation, as it provides us with valuable insights into your child’s individual needs.
Parents and staff will create an Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP). This plan outlines the concerns expressed by parents and family members and identifies the child’s specific needs related to their development.
A Family Resources Coordinator will assist families in accessing various community and state programs and services designed to provide optimal support throughout their journey.
When a child reaches the age of three, staff will facilitate the transition to preschool services, which are generally offered by the child’s local school district.