An early intervention program identifies and treats a developmental problem by providing services to prevent or minimize the impact of risk factors on a child's disability and well-being.

Impact of Early Intervention

1. Produces substantial gains in physical development, thinking skills, language and speech, psychological development and self-help skills.
2. Helps prevent the development of some other disabilities.
3. Reduces family stress.
4. Prepares to integrate the child in regular schools whenever possible.
5. Helps develop children's potentials  and save substantial later costs to society.

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