Why We’re Excited…
December 17, 2009
We are acutely aware of how the current economic environment limits opportunities for our children with Down syndrome to access physical, occupational, and speech/language therapeutics and support. Because these skills are central to the development of thinking, reasoning, remembering, as well as social inclusion and integration, CODSS is committed to meeting this emerging need.
The CODSS Childhood Intervention Program is a pilot initiative designed to: 1) increase access to physical, occupational, and speech therapeutics and support that help bridge the gap with county-provided services; and 2) foster continual development and achievement by further educating parents on how to confidently and consistently reinforce therapies for their child while at home.
The CODSS Board of Directors is enthusiastic about this program and eager to launch it as it will provide our children with Down syndrome a solid foundation of critical skills that will allow them to live meaningful and more independent lives.