a collaborative of more than a dozen agencies and organizations in New York City working together to provide learning opportunities for
New York’s Early Intervention community.  

Offered free of charge through the support of the NYS Department of Health

All programs are open to any families, individuals, professionals, or municipal employees who participate in, work in, or have an interest in New York’s Early Intervention Program.

To learn about information sessions and training opportunities in your area, click on the appropriate icon from the list below.  You can also register on-line by following the instructions on your screen.

Family Information Sessions: Understanding Service Coordination
DOWN SYNDROME: Clinical Practice Guidelines on Down Syndrome
Family Information Sessions: Transition from EI
Service Coordination
Early Intervention Evaluation, Assessment and Eligibility Determination
Individualized Family Services Plans (IFSP)
Advanced IFSP
Cultural and Linguistic Diversity
Cultural and Linguistic Diversity: Language
Clinical Guidelines on Communication Disorders
Clinical Guidelines on Autism and PDD
Clinical Practice Guidelines on Hearing Loss
Clinical Practice Guidelines on Motor Disorders
Physicians and Other Primary Health Care Providers
Clinical Practice Guidelines On Vision Impairment