- A Step Ahead Pierce County
A Step Ahead in Pierce County is one of the region’s most progressive organizations for children ages birth to three who have one or more developmental delays We provide convenient, home-based therapy and educational services, including speech, physical and occupational therapies and special education
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Eligible children must be under the age of three and live in Pierce County A Step Ahead welcomes the enrollment of all eligible children regardless of race, religion, nationality, or ability to pay To discover the skills your child is learning and ways to support their growth
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A Step Ahead is resolutely committed to fostering inclusivity and equity within our community We stand with black, indigenous, and people of color, the LGBTQ+ community, as well as other marginalized identities, acknowledging the pain caused by ongoing racism and systemic injustice
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Since 2001, A Step Ahead has been one of the region’s most progressive early intervention programs for children who have one or more developmental delays Our team of talented and tenacious professionals work with families as partners, advocates, and a support system of care
- Resources — A Step Ahead Pierce County
Free Weekly Gatherings for Pierce County Families A Safe space for all families with babies to connect and learn together with other parents Triple P (Positive Parenting Program)
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- BOOST — A Step Ahead Pierce County
what is BOOST? The BOOST program provides home visiting services to infants and toddlers (birth to 5 years) living in foster care BOOST is a program which aims to mitigate the damage done to our youngest children who have been abused, neglected, or exposed to drugs prenatally
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