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Early Intervention & Education Program

Supporting your child’s growth from the very beginning.

 

LUCDA participates in Wyoming’s Early Intervention and Education Program, providing support and services for young children and their families.

 

We encourage families to reach out to their local LUCDA center for free developmental screenings and services designed to help children build strong foundations for learning and growth.

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Services are provided in accordance with the Wyoming Department of Health's policies and procedures. Click here to view additional policy information.  information.​ 

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Developmental Assessment

If a screening or referral suggests your child may need additional support, a developmental assessment may be recommended.

 

This is a more in-depth look at your child’s development and may involve a team of specialists, such as:

 

  • Early Childhood Special Educators

  • Speech-Language Pathologists

  • Occupational Therapists

  • Physical Therapists

  • Vision/Hearing Specialists

  • Psychologists or Social Workers

 

Together, we partner with families to better understand each child’s strengths and needs, and to create a plan that supports their development.

Developmental Screening

We offer free developmental screenings throughout the year for children birth through age 5.

 

Screenings may look at areas such as:

  • Thinking and learning

  • Speech and language

  • Social and emotional development

  • Communication

  • Physical development

 

These screenings are a simple way to check your child’s progress and identify any areas where additional support may help.If any concerns are identified, follow-up services are available at no cost to families.

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Special Education Services

At LUCDA, we provide individualized special education services designed to meet each child’s unique needs.

 

Ages 0–3 (Early Intervention)

Services are provided in a home-based setting, working alongside families to support infants and toddlers with developmental delays.

 

We focus on helping children reach important milestones through:

  • Personalized support

  • Family coaching

  • Everyday learning opportunities

 

Ages 3–5 (Preschool Services)

For preschool-aged children, services are offered in a classroom setting that combines learning and therapy.

 

Programs are tailored to each child and may include:

  • Speech therapy

  • Occupational therapy

  • Physical therapy

  • Developmental support​​

Our Approach

We believe in a team-based, family-centered approach.

 

That means:

  • You are part of every decision

  • Services are built around your child’s strengths

  • Support continues both at home and in the classroom

Not sure where to begin? Start with a free developmental screening.

Our team is here to answer your questions and help you find the right support for your child. 

Serving families across Lincoln and Uinta Counties.

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