The Learning Center for Families is a private, non-profit agency providing family support services to vulnerable pregnant women, infants and toddlers in Washington County, Utah and the Arizona Strip. Families are served in one of three programs: Early Intervention- Early Intervention provides services to children who are showing any kind of developmental delay or who have a condition strongly linked with developmental delay such as Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy or extreme prematurity. TLC for Families’ early intervention team includes nurses, special educators, psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, and speech, physical & occupational therapists. The team works with each family based on their child's and family's individual needs. Services are provided in the home, at the child's day care or in one of our four family centers. Early Head Start- Early Head Start serves pregnant women and children ages birth to three. It is a comprehensive family development program that promotes the physical, cognitive, social and emotional growth of infants and toddlers while assisting their parents in achieving self sufficiency. Families are chosen based on seriousness of need. Outreach is conducted throughout our service area to ensure that we can reach the families who traditionally slip through the cracks. Once enrolled, Early Head Start combines weekly home visits with child-family play groups to help families reach their goals. Infant/Toddler Mental Health Program- Our infant/toddler mental health program works with children with various disorders including autism, attachment disorder, traumatic stress disorder and any other signs of social emotional stress. We provide home based interventions to help with routines such as bedtime, feeding and family outings. We have been serving families since 1993. Our mission is “Promoting the Health and Development of Children and Strengthening Their Families Through Education and Community Support”