Children’s Services programs provide support to enhance families affected by intellectual, developmental, and related disabilities. We have highly educated staff with many years of experience working with families. Our programs are unique for each family. Our staff will meet your family at your home, where you are most comfortable to help your family succeed.
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Providing early intervention services to help infants and toddlers with developmental delays achieve their full potential.
Services are provided at no cost to families.
From birth to age 3, children’s brains develop an incredible capacity to learn. If you notice a delay in your infant or toddler, such as not crawling, walking or talking, taking action is important. Early intervention is vital to address developmental delays.
A parenting program that supports parents with the challenges of learning parenting information.
The PACT (Parents and Children Together) Program at TARC offers prenatal visits and support to parents of children under the age of 8 through a variety of services including home visits, in person parent groups, virtual parent groups, and a Facebook page.
Individuals who receive, or have received, extra supports in school or as an adult to learn new skills.
TARC staff provides intensive home visitation services to educate and help parents develop and/or build upon their basic parenting skills. Staff also provides assistance accessing needed resources and provides emotional support to parents as they struggle with the daily challenges of raising young children.
The PACT program also offers a monthly parent group opportunities for participants. The PACT group meets in-person, virtually, and utilizes a private Facebook group.
TARC collaborates with other community agencies to provide additional education regarding various parenting issues. Previous topics included: basic first aid, home and child safety, developmentally appropriate play and teaching appropriate behavior. Parents play a pivotal role in this group and help identify topics, actively participate in discussions and share their experiences.
Supporting children with feeding challenges through specialized therapy to promote nutrition and independence.
TARC’s Feeding Clinic provides specialized support to families of children with feeding and swallowing difficulties. This program helps children and their caregivers overcome challenges such as difficulty chewing, swallowing, or accepting a variety of foods. With a multidisciplinary team of professionals, including speech therapists, occupational therapists, and dietitians, the clinic creates personalized plans to address each child’s unique needs. Services are offered in a family-centered environment to ensure children achieve their fullest potential in eating and mealtime skills.
Have you ever wondered about the way your child is crawling, walking, talking, or playing with toys and other children? Are you interested in more information about your child’s development? You can complete the Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) linked below for a quick screening on your child’s development.
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TARC, Inc. complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex.
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