Early Intervention Program

Tailored therapies and interventions for children with autism, nurturing overall development, communication, and social skills from an early age.

Combined Specialized Services or Behavioural Developmental Aide and ECS (PUF) Program

Our program offers individualized support for children aged 2 years and 8 months to 6 years. Tailored programming is provided at home, in the community, and within specialized classrooms, focusing on the unique needs of each child and their family.

As A. moves on to new endeavors, he carries with him the values, lessons, and memories created under your guidance at SASS. Your influences will continue to shape his journey, inspiring him to overcome obstacles and make a positive impact in the world

Parents of  EIP child

Early Intervention Program – Toddler Model

Our Toddler Model offers individualized services for children under 3 years old. The program emphasizes active engagement, social-communication, and skill development within daily routines, with support from a multidisciplinary team including a speech-language pathologist, occupational therapist, clinical assistant, and Social Worker. This program lasts for 6 months.

I was skeptical at first about a play based approach, but I soon became convinced as I watched my daughter develop each new skill. Her delays melted away as we did our sessions.

Parent of Toddler

Specialized Services or Behavioural Developmental Aide Supports Program

Offers individualized programs for children who are approved for Specialized Services or Behavioural Developmental Aide funding via Family Support for Children with Disabilities and do not qualify (due to their age) for a PUF program. Individualized Programming is provided in the child’s home, and community. Hours of programming are based on the individualized need of the child and family, FSCD hours approval and clinical availability.

ECS Program

Offers individualized programs for children 2 years and 8 months to 6 years of age and is conducted in the classrooms at the Society for Autism Support and Services.

Admission

Admission to the Early Intervention Program involves several steps to ensure the best fit for your child and family.

Discuss Needs:

Begin by discussing your needs with an FSCD worker, who can provide guidance on the program’s suitability and help with the application process.

Application Form:

Complete the application form thoroughly, ensuring all requested documentation is included. This comprehensive approach helps us tailor our services to meet your child’s specific needs, setting the stage for a successful early intervention experience.

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