Delaware Assistive Technology Initiative
This resource offers equipment demonstration, short-term loan program, and AT Exchange program to help facilitate Delaware residents' access to assistive technology devices.
Our Department of Speech-Language Pathology experts have created this list of resources to help you keep your child safe and well.
This resource offers equipment demonstration, short-term loan program, and AT Exchange program to help facilitate Delaware residents' access to assistive technology devices.
Early Intervention (EI): Coordinated by the Child Development Watch program in the Division of Public Health. Serves children ages 0-3 years.
No charges for assessments; services are billed to family’s insurance company.
Early intervention (EI) is a group of services provided to children who may have developmental delays.
Early intervention (EI) is a group of services provided to children who may have developmental delays.
FRIENDS is the only national organization dedicated solely to empowering young people who stutter and their families.
This resource from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides information to parents, youth sports coaches, high school coaches, school professionals, and healthcare providers. The purpose is to help them recognize, respond to, and minimize the risk of concussions or other serious brain injuries.
This resource describes signs of communication disorders for ages birth to five. It advises parents on what they can do next. Information is available in English and Spanish.
IAPS was established to facilitate collaboration among the many international pediatric stroke communities. The purpose is to provide a stronger, more united voice to effectively advocate for newborns, babies and children who have had a stroke.
This organization works to improve the lives of children and adults who use augmentative and alternative communication. Helps millions worldwide who cannot rely on their spoken language to communicate.
This tip sheet explains ways to keep your voice healthy.