Early Intervention
Inside our guide to early intervention:
You’ll learn:
- What is early intervention?
- Who provides early intervention services?
- When should you start?
- Why is early intervention beneficial?
- How do I fund therapies and medical interventions?
You’ll get an overview of public benefits in California for children with disabilities plus tips and resources to navigate entry into preschool and transition to kindergarten.
Overwhelmed? We get it.
If you live in California, we can help you customize your child’s roadmap, no matter where you are in the journey.
We know how to help families raising kids with disabilities and learning differences because our team has been there: We wrestled with uncertainty and fear over new diagnoses. We felt overwhelmed and isolated going down internet rabbit holes in search of information. We felt the stress of caregiving, the pressure of not enough hours, the professional and financial loss of needing to leave a job in order to try to tackle navigating benefits, services, insurance, and more.
The good news? We used all of this collective experience as fuel to build a team of experts to bring families support, solutions, and relief. And it starts with our Kickstart, a free 10-day period in which you’ll be paired with a dedicated Navigator who will work with you over two Zoom sessions and unlimited messaging to develop a custom roadmap—including goals, documents and notes, guides, and resources—tailored to your family’s unique needs.
What is a Navigator?
Lifeline. Lifesaver. Mentor. Friend. Safe space. These are just some of the ways families describe our Navigators.
Our Navigators are parents who leverage their own personal experience, as well as insights from working with thousands of other families navigating similar paths to care for their children. While you will work with one dedicated Navigator, they are supported by a team of researchers, advocacy experts, and public benefits specialists who all thrive on finding solutions and opportunities for Undivided families.
After your free Kickstart period, you can pursue your customized roadmap on your own or sign up for a paid membership that provides access to a wealth of benefits, including your Navigator who will help you find your wins faster than you could do alone.
Related Resources
If you’re looking for additional resources, we have you covered. Our editorial and research teams work with interdisciplinary experts to bring our community a wealth of science-backed information and compassionate advice.
Here are some key resources related to supporting kids with a new diagnosis.
