Challenge has a provider agreement with the NYS Dept of Health, Bureau of Early Intervention, to provide EI Services. Our program is approved, regulated and funded by NYS Dept of Health and the NYC Dept of Health & Mental Hygiene. The Early Intervention Program (EIP) is a public program for children under the age of 3 who are either suspected of having or at risk for developmental delays or disabilities.
What We Offer
Home Based Services
provided in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.
Center Based Services
provided in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.
Early Intervention Services Offered at Challenge
- Developmental Evaluations
- Speech/Language, Feeding, Audiology & Vision Services
- Physical and Occupational Therapy
- Assistive Technology Devices & Services
- Psychology & Social Work Services
- Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA)
- Special Education
- Nutrition Counselling
- Service Coordination (Initial and Ongoing)
- Family Support / Counselling
- Parent /Caregiver Workshops & Support Groups
Few Words About Us
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Welcome to Challenge Early Intervention Center!
Early Intervention services focus on a very crucial time in your child’s life – your child’s development from Birth to Three Years of age.
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Early Intervention services focus on a very crucial time in your child’s life – your child’s development from Birth to Three Years of age.
Early Intervention Services
Help parents achieve what every parent wants for their child with developmental delays and/or special needs - to help a child develop and utilize all of his or her natural abilities and to participate as fully as possible in his or her family and community life.
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Help parents achieve what every parent wants for their child with developmental delays and/or special needs - to help a child develop and utilize all of his or her natural abilities and to participate as fully as possible in his or her family and community life.
As a provider of Early Intervention Services
We look for each child's unique strengths and needs, and recognize that a child’s parents and caregivers are the driving forces behind each child’s progress. We honor your family’s beliefs, culture, language and values.
We look for each child's unique strengths and needs, and recognize that a child’s parents and caregivers are the driving forces behind each child’s progress. We honor your family’s beliefs, culture, language and values.