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Home-based Early Intervention Services

How do I know if my child with a developmental delay might be eligible for services through the NJ Early Intervention System?

In order to qualify for services through the State, you child must have a measurable developmental delay identified through testing in one or more areas of development as listed above. A significant delay in one area, or a moderate delay in two or more areas will qualify your child for services through the state program.

Your child can also qualify for services if he or she has a diagnosis of Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, hydrocephaly, or certain genetic disorders.

Once it is determined that your child is eligible, a service coordinator will be assigned to you. She and the evaluators will help develop a plan of services for your child (Individual Family Service Plan - IFSP). After the plan is developed, services will be arranged through one your local State funded programs.

  • Catherine G
    Catherine G

    I love all my FRA classes and all the staff are amazing!

  • Nicole S.
    Nicole S.

    This program brought me out of my shell. I'm so grateful to be a part of FRA.

  • Patrick O.
    Patrick O.

    Brilliant facility with amazing learning options for children and adults with special needs.

  • Melinda
    Melinda

    So many wonderful programs and people here. I'm grateful for all that they do.

  • Doris C.

    This program for adults with special needs is very well organized.

  • Norman S.

    I love FRA so much. It's like a club I go to to find job-related social skills.

  • Colleen

    A great non-profit for families & individuals with IDD (intellectual developmental disabilities). Very nice staff who go above & beyond always.

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