Early Intervention
Federally mandated program to support families of children with special needs.
A screening is a quick look at how a child is doing developmentally. Caregivers will have an opportunity to discuss concerns and screening options. We screen in the areas of development, hearing, vision, speech/language, and behavior.
Children will be screened by a professional that is knowledgeable in early childhood development. Screening results show if the child passed, needs re-screened, or is referred on for an evaluation. Each child will leave with a Kid Kit folder of community resources and basic developmental information as well as the results of the screening.
Sept. 18, 2026 | WSU Speech Language Hearing Clinic
Sept. 24, 2026 | Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Oct. 9, 2026 | WSU Speech Language Hearing Clinic
Oct. 22, 2026 | Pathway Church Westlink
Nov. 12, 2026 | Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Nov. 20, 2026 | WSU Speech Language Hearing Clinic
Dec. 4, 2026 | WSU Speech Language Hearing Clinic
Dec. 10, 2026 | Pathway Church Westlink
Jan. 8, 2027 | WSU Speech Language Hearing Clinic
Jan. 28, 2027 | Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Feb. 11, 2027 | Pathway Church Westlink
Feb. 26, 2027 | WSU Speech Language Hearing Clinic
March 5, 2027 | WSU Speech Language Hearing Clinic
March 25, 2027 | Location TBA
April 9, 2027 | WSU Speech Language Hearing Clinic
April 22, 2027 | Location TBA
May 7, 2027 | Location TBA
May 20, 2027 | Location TBA
June 11, 2027 | Location TBA
June 24, 2027 | Location TBA
July 15, 2027 | Location TBA
July 30, 2027 | Location TBA
For more information about Community Resources and Early Childhood Mental Health, check out the following:
The professionals at Connecting Point provide information and referrals for young children, answer questions and share schedules for monthly developmental screening clinics. A wealth of information awaits you through Connecting Point.
A project of Sedgwick County Early Childhood Coordinating Council.
Mission: Children and Families are Connected to Community Resources.
Our Vision: Bringing out the best in all young children!
The SCECCC has an efficient structure and reflects the diversity of the community through continuous Council Development.
Parents and Community Partners speak with a collective Voice to improve the quality of early childhood services.
Federally mandated program to support families of children with special needs.
A quick look at how a child is doing developmentally.
You’re not just enrolling your child –
you’re joining a multidisciplinary team dedicated to their success.