3.
Resources in our
Sioux Falls
Accelerate Center for Inten-
sive Early Intervention
http://
www.sfearlyintervention.org/
605-351-7976
They services children ages 2-
6, children with autism, are de-
velopmentally behind, a sensory
processing disorder, or any
other genetic or developmental
disability. They offer occupa-
tional and speech therapy ser-
vices which emphasize on com-
munication, peer interaction
and play skills, daily living skills,
fine motor, and self-regulation
and coping skills.
LifeScape
www.lifescapesd.org/services/
therapy/
As well as providing a variety of
day services, Lifescape pro-
vides outreach therapy in
school districts across the
state. And they are also a
Birth to Three provider.
Early
Intervention
Resource
Guide
Scottish Right Speech Lan-
guage & Hearing Clinic Here are a few of the
605-366-7561
Services are available for chil-
resources in our commu-
dren ages birth to 21. They have nity that can benefit
a screening process that can de- your child in this time of
termine whether or not you child
may have a potential problem in early childhood (ages
speech or reading. Once the birth to 8). The services
evaluation is done, treatment,
frequency and possible goals are range from child care to
discussed. Treatment can begin preschool to classes for
as soon as schedules and availa-
bility are available. you, as parents. If you
have any questions,
SD Parent Connection
1-800-640-4553
please feel free to con-
SD Parent Connection connects tact me through my
families of children ages birth
to 26 with information, training,
email.
and resources specific to their
needs. They can provide individ-
ual assistance, workshops for
families and professionals, online
resources, and also connects
families to other organizations
that can help them meet their
unique needs.
 1. Child Care and
preschools
Information was found on
the DSS Website
Snickletritz South
605-743-2111
This child care center has a capacity
of 21 or more children and is located
at 414 North Cliff Avenue in Harris-
burg. It has a preschool within its
facilities.
Tiger Tots Childcare and Preschool
605-940-7295
This child care center can have over
21 children in their care as well as has
a preschool connected to its facili-
ties. They are located at 100 S. She-
bal Avenue.
Tigers in Training
605-528-6932
This child care center can have over
21 children in their care. Their facili-
ty is located on 300 W Industrial Dr.
More information regarding child care
centers in Harrisburg can be found at
http://apps.sd.gov/ss45provinfo/
results.aspx
2. Online Resources
South Dakota Department of Edu-
cation: Birth to Three Program
http://doe.sd.gov/oess/
Birthto3.aspx
This is a great resource filled with a
multitude of guides specifically for
parents of children with disabilities
in this age range. From a develop-
mental checklist to different family
rights that you possess.
Department of Social Services:
Child Care Services
https://dss.sd.gov/childcare/
#mypanel
This resource is here for a variety
of reasons. Along with being able to
search for state regulated child
care, you can also research for vari-
ous trainings, assistance programs,
and a seat safety distribution pro-
gram. It is very easy to navigate,
and there is a lot of great infor-
mation.
Sanford CHILD Services
http://www.sanfordhealth.org/
medical-services/child-services
Sanford Childrens CHILD Services
partners with state and local agen-
cies to provide programs/services
that enhance the development,
health and safety of children by
working with the adults that impact
their lives. There are links to vari-
ous community partners for you, as
parents, to work with along with the
option for different trainings that
are specific to having children with
specific needs.
Center for Disease Control and
Prevention: Act Early
https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/
actearly/index.html
Dont be fooled by its name of CDC,
this resource is amazing for loads of
information that relate specifically
to early intervention and early child-
hood children with exceptionalities.
There are many free materials as
well as information on milestones,
how to get involved, and an Autism
case training.