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What is an Individual Family Service Plan – IFSP?

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What is an Individual Family Service Plan – IFSP?

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• Outlines the infant or toddler’s strengths and present levels of functioning • Describes specific goals and outcomes desired by the parent • Describes specific early intervention services to the child and family • Usually goes for one year, but can be revised at any time • Must include the parent(s), family service coordinator and those involved in the evaluation Parents: • Determine when the meeting will take place • Describe specific goals and outcomes important to them • May invite anyone else they want to attend What happens at age three? At least 6 months before your child turns three, you will be involved in planning a move to the next service provider. In early intervention, this change is called transition. With a parent or guardian’s consent, a transition plan meeting will occur at least 90 days before your child turns three. The transition plan will identify special education or other services your child may need. Click her to access the Step Ahead booklet. What is IDEA (In

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