“I have collaborated with the founders of A Shared Vision for many years and was excited when they started this exceptional nonprofit organization to provide in-home and community services to families of infants and toddlers who are blind or visually impaired.  They value a multidisciplinary approach and work to integrate my or other doctors’ recommendations into their treatment plans to ensure their clients have the best opportunity to make the most of their lives.”
Director, Low Vision Rehabilitation Service, UCHealth Eye Center
Early Intervention Colorado for Infants, Toddlers & Families.  As part of Colorado Department of Human Services, EI Colorado provides state-wide developmental support and services to children birth through two years of age who have special developmental needs.  The EI Colorado program provides early intervention services, such as occupational, speech or physical therapy, to help infants and toddlers grow and develop, and to help their family in this process.
Child Find for Children Birth to Age 5.  Within Colorado Department of Education, the Child Find program helps identify children with developmental delays in order to provide early intervention or special education services.
Community Centered Boards.  Case Management Services at CCBs assist families and caregivers throughout Colorado in accessing necessary services and support to meet  the needs of children who have special development needs.  Services and support include eligibility assessments, service plan development, arrangement for and delivery of services, and much more.  (See the list of our partners below.)
Anchor Center for Blind Children (Denver, CO) is a private non-profit organization that provides center-based early intervention services to children birth to five years old who are blind or visually impaired.  Facebook
Children's Hospital Colorado, KidStreet, is uniquely designed to provide daily rehabilitation services for infants and children with complex medical needs. These children receive the skilled nursing and rehabilitative therapy care their medical conditions require while allowing them to engage in developmentally appropriate activities and interact with other similarly aged children. KidStreet is located in a cottage on the Clayton Foundation Campus, providing a park-like setting for this program. The program serves children in the metro Denver area from six weeks to four years of age.
Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind (Colorado Springs, CO) is a state-funded school within the Colorado Department of Education that provides comprehensive educational services for children, birth to age 21, who are blind/low vision and/or deaf/hard of hearing.  Facebook
Community Centered Board (CCB) Partnerships