Child Development

Clearbrook

Contact Information
Address: 
1835 West Central Road
Arlington Heights, AL, 60005
United States
42° 3' 58.1328" N, 88° 0' 16.668" W
Phone: 
847.870.7711
847.870.2239
FAX: 
847.870.7741

Clearbrook is an Illinois not-for-profit human service agency with a commitment to being a leader in creating innovative opportunities, services and supports to people with disabilities. Established in 1955 as a school for children with developmental delays, the agency has continued to grow and currently includes more than 40 facilities throughout the north and northwest suburban areas of Chicago. Clearbrook's Children's Services provides interventions and supports to meet the needs of young children with developmental delays and their families.

The Infant Welfare Society of Evanston, Inc.

Contact Information
Address: 
2200 Main Street
Evanston, IL, 60202
United States
42° 2' 0.7296" N, 87° 42' 16.3116" W
Contact Person: 
Pam Staples
Phone: 
847.491.9650

Family Support Program:

Contact: Christina LePage, Program Manager
christinalepage@iwse.org – 847-491-9650 x22

Niles Township District for Special Education

Contact Information
Address: 
8701 Menard Avenue
Morton Grove, IL, 60053
United States
42° 2' 20.652" N, 87° 46' 16.986" W
Contact Person: 
Rosemary Diamond, Early Childhood Director Kathy Herbster, Play Based Assessment Coordinator
Phone: 
847.965.9040
FAX: 
847.965.0003

NTDSE is a low incidence special education cooperative located in Morton Grove, IL. NTDSE provides special education programming to students residing in the nine elementary districts within Niles Township.

Pathways Awareness Foundation

Contact Information
Address: 
150 N. Michigan Avenue Suite 2100
Chicago, IL, 60601
United States
Phone: 
312.893.6620
800.955.2445
FAX: 
888.795.5884

Established in 1988, the Pathways Awareness Foundation is a national non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness about the benefit of early detection and early therapy of movement differences in children. Pathways assists both pediatricians and families who have concerns about their children's physical development. Our activities are based upon the expertise of the Pathways Medical Round Table, comprised of leading physicians, clinicians, nurse practitioners, and lay advisors.

Look What I Can Do: Early Intervention for Young Children with Developmental Delays

Contact Information
Address: 
1835 West Central Road
Arlington Heights, AL, 60005
United States
Contact Person: 
Rachel Wood, Director
Phone: 
800.585.1953
FAX: 
847.385.7260
Look What I Can Do is a statewide, family-centered service system to find and help children who are eligible for the special early intervention services defined in Part H of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (Part C as of July 1998). Parents who have questions or concerns about a child’s growth and development should know about the Part C Early Intervention services system.
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