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Home Where Can I Get More Information?The best source of additional information about anything in this handbook is your Child Service Coordinator. Details about topics covered in this handbook can be found in the North Carolina Infant-Toddler Program Manual, which is available from your Child Service Coordinator. You may also contact the North Carolina Infant-Toddler Program Coordinator at 2302 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-2302. The phone number is: (919) 715-7500, extensions 233 or 234. The Family Support Network (FSN) has a toll-free number and can provide you with information about disabilities, services, and parent support groups. Family Support Network can also tell you about advocacy organizations, your rights under the Infant-Toddler Program, and other resources available in your community. Their toll free number is (800) 852-0042. The Exceptional Children's Assistance Center (ECAC) has a toll-free number and can provide you with information about disabilities and services. ECAC also provides parent education workshops and can help you work through problems or concerns you might have with an agency serving your family. Their toll free number is (800) 962-6817. The North Carolina Early Intervention Library has many print and video
resources available for loan to parents. Topics include: disabilities,
quality child care, inclusive settings, child development, parent support,
and children's books. Library materials can be mailed to you along
with return postage so that you can mail the materials back. You can visit
the library website at www.ncei-eclibrary.org
or you can contact the library by calling (828) 432-5970 or by calling
the Family Support Network at (800) 852-0042 and leaving a message for
the librarian to call you. |
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