Does your child need help?
About Kids Who Count
How do you know if your child qualifies for services?
What services are available?
Where are the services provided?
What is the cost of services?
Parent Involvement
How do you start?
"Alex is now in preschool. He walks,
runs, plays, laughs, and is beginning
to do something else the doctors said he
would never do—he speaks.
We credit the highly trained, highly
educated professionals at Kids Who
Count with many of the miracles of
his development.
They taught us and we taught him.
There is no better teacher than a parent
who loves their child and the best place
for a baby to learn is in the home."
Janae A. (Alex's mother)
Does your child need help?
Children develop differently—some more quickly than others. How can you tell if your child's development is slower than it should be? Kids Who Count can help.
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About Kids Who Count
Kids Who Count is an early intervention program. Early Intervention provides services and support to families with children under the age of 3 with a disability or a delay in development. Kids Who Count provides services to families living within the Nebo School District (south Utah County).
How do you know if your child qualifies for services?
When you contact Kids Who Count, caring professionals will listen to your concerns. Full testing of your child's current health and development is provided at no cost. You will learn about your child's development and if your child qualifies for further services.
Any child under the age of 3 qualifies for services if s(he) has a medical diagnosis asociated with developmental delay, such as Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, or spina bifida. A child may also qualify if development is delayed in one or more of the following areas:
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What services are available?
If your child qualifies for Kids Who Count, s(he) may receive any of the following services based on need, including:
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Where are the services provided?
Services are provided primarily in the home or where a child typically spends each day. Kids Who Count offers center-based services based on the individualized needs of the child and the family.
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What is the cost of services?
Kids Who Count provides a full health and developmental evaluation at no cost to you. If your child qualifies for early intervention services, you may be charged a family fee based on a "sliding-scale", as mandated by the Utah State Legislature. The family fee is based on family size and income, and individual family circumstances.
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Parent Involvement
Parents are the most important people in a child's life. If your child qualifies for early intervention services, your involvement will be the most important part of all. Our program helps reinforce strong parent-child relationships. Our goal at Kids Who Count is to help you learn how to help your child.
Our program also offers:
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How do you start?
Contact Kids Who Count at (801) 423-3000 if you have any concern about your child's development or if you would like more information.
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