Early intervention in VA - for non-English speaking family
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Anonymous
| Does anyone know whether Early Intervention in VA provides translators for non-English speakers? |
Anonymous
| Great question! I know that the early intervention program in my community has materials available in Spanish, so I assume they offer services in Spanish? But I could be wrong. Not sure about other languages. |
Anonymous
| Yes. Call the local school. You want Childfind. |
Anonymous
| Yes, call the PIE (Parent Infant Education) program and they will provide you with a service coordinator (they have a few that speak Spanish and other languages), and/or provide you with a interpreter. Good luck!! |
Anonymous
| If you can provide the county, we can help better. If it’s a non-Spanish speaking family, they may need a translator but it will be provided. |
Anonymous
| Yes- they are required to provide translation. |
Anonymous
| This is OP. Thank you for the responses. Arlington County - Japanese |
Anonymous
Yes, they will either have a translator or use a translation service. You either want PIE through the county or Child Find through APS. |