It is customised treatment for children with additional requirements or restrictions.
Key details:
provided by professionals from inclusive settings or specialist centres.
Perhaps qualified under the Access and Inclusion Model (AIM) for more money.
Aims Program
Ireland’s Invclusion
Youngsters With Extra Needs Government website, Gov.ie
governor.ie
Children’s services in disability
Hse.id
Ireland is full of tools and programs meant to help with special needs childcare:
Access and inclusion model, or AIM, is designed to ensure children with disabilities can enrol into the Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) programme. It offers a spectrum of supports from universal to targeted depending on the child’s need. These services include expert educational advice, specific tools, therapeutic interventions, and extra help in the pre-school environment. There is more on the Citizens Information website. informed citizen.ie
Early intervention and school-age teams delivering therapies and supports adapted to each child’s requirements enable the health service executive (HSE) provide for children with disabilities. Details about these services abound on the HSE website.
Authority National Disability (NDA) supports children with disabilities entering pre-school settings. Their efforts have produced and implemented the Access and Inclusion Model (AIM), therefore ensuring that early childhood education provide appropriate support for children with disabilities. Further information is available on the NDA website nda.ie.
Early Childhood Ireland provides resources and guidance on how to include children with additional needs into early childhood education and surroundings. They underline the requirement of a well-funded and encouraging environment for every child’s wellbeing and development. Their website has more targeted material. early years in Ireland. For instance:
People’s Information: Covering health services, educational help, and financial support, this program offers complete information on raising a handicapped child. They provide guidance on the different budgets and ideas available to support households. More information is on their website. Citizens’ Information.ie
To obtain customised information and access to specific services, personally contact the relevant service provider or your local City or County Childcare Committee.