The specialized services team works with you to develop an Individualized Service Plan (ISP) to meet your child’s needs and support your family. Every team member contributes to the ISP to ensure services are provided in a consistent, coordinated way.
The ISP can change over time to reflect your child and family’s changing needs. It does not need to include goals for parents, guardians or the family, but these may be included if you like.
Discuss whether your family may qualify for new or ongoing specialized services.
If you are not receiving any FSCD supports, follow the steps to apply for the program. When you have your first meeting with an FSCD worker, ask about specialized services.
letters or reports from doctors or other health professionals involved with your child’s ongoing care such as feeding clinic results, hearing and vision test results, medication trials, etc.
Make copies of all the documentation you have gathered for your specialized services request.
Bring, mail or email the documents to your FSCD worker.
Their recommendations support your FSCD worker in making decisions about the specialized services your child and family receive.