Comprehensive support for children and families that helps identify developmental challenges early on, assess a child’s needs, and support the child during the early years of life.
Early intervention means supporting the child and the entire family
Early intervention provides comprehensive support for young children who have developmental disabilities, are at risk of developing such disabilities, or need additional support.
The focus is not only on the child but also on the family and its daily life.
Specialists help parents better understand their child’s needs, support their development, and find practical solutions that can be used every day—during play, communication, mealtimes, walks, and other routine activities.
Support is centered on the needs of the child and the family. Early intervention is not just a series of individual sessions with the child. Specialists work together with the family to help incorporate new skills into the child’s daily life.
Specialists from various fields work together with the family to identify the child’s needs and help achieve goals that are important to the family.
Supporting the child’s development, social interaction, and parent-child relationships.
Provides support to the family, identifies its needs, and coordinates support services.
Supports the child’s motor development, mobility, and participation in daily activities.
The list of required documents depends on your family’s specific situation and the procedure for obtaining the service.
For your first visit to the center, simply contact us.
If you already have medical reports, test results, or other documents related to your child’s development, you can bring them with you to the consultation.
After your first visit, we will explain which documents are required in your specific case.
Please call the “World of Opportunities” Inclusive Center at 093 013 20 88
We will clarify your inquiry, explain the program’s terms, and outline the next steps for receiving the service.
You can contact the center for an initial consultation, even if a diagnosis has not yet been made.
If you have concerns about your child’s development, please contact us—our team will help you determine the next steps.
Early intervention services are provided to young children in accordance with the criteria established by the program.
If your child is under 4 years old, please contact us—we will determine whether you are eligible for the service in your situation.
Yes. The early intervention service, provided as part of a pilot project in accordance with Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 788, is free of charge for families, provided that the service is arranged and received in accordance with the established procedure.
The format of our work is determined based on the needs of the child and family, the individual family plan, and the conditions under which the service is provided.
If you have medical reports, test results, or other documents related to your child’s development, please bring them with you.
If you do not have such documents, you can still contact us for an initial consultation.
Yes. You can contact the center on your own to schedule a consultation and receive information about the service.
During the consultation, we will explain the next steps and the process for enrolling in the service.
The “World of Opportunities” Inclusive Center works with families from Kyiv and the Kyiv region.
Call us, and we will assess whether you are eligible for the service in your specific case.
You don’t have to decide on your own whether developmental challenges are “serious enough.”
Contact us. We’ll discuss your situation and explain where to start.
