School Age
Introduction
NLACRC is committed to assist your school-age child (age 3-14) from the initial diagnosis through their ongoing childhood development.
The Individual Program Plan (IPP) Process
The IPP process is a personalized plan created for your child with input from you and in collaboration with NLACRC.
An assigned Consumer Service Coordinator (CSC) will facilitate the discussion about your child’s strengths, development, and areas of need, and will identify services and supports to assist your child in meeting their goals.
How to Prepare for your IPP Meeting
Services and Supports
Based on the individual needs of your child and family, services and supports identified through the IPP process may be accessible through NLACRC, health insurance, local school district, or community organizations.
- NLACRC Common Services Brochure
- Consumer and Family Guide
- Camping and Social Recreation
- Community/Generic Resources
- CCRC
- CCS
- DMH
- IHSS
- School Districts
- SSI
Resources for Parents and Caregivers
NLACRC provides a variety of resources to help parents and caregivers, from informational workshops to community connections.
- Diagnosis-specific general information
- Autism
- Cerebral Palsy
- Epilepsy
- Intellectual Disability
- New Consumer Orientation
- Family Focus Resource Center
- Parent and Family Support Specialist
- Education Resources
- Support Groups