Date of IFSP 6-16-17 Six-Month Review 12-15-17 Annual Evaluation Not applicable V. Statements of Family Strengths and Resources Maria’s parents are well-educated professional individuals with realistic goals for her educational development. The entire family unit, including her grandparents, are committed and motivated to assist her in any way.

NEBRASKA INDIVIDUAL FAMILY SERVICE PLAN (IFSP) SAMPLE. 10/14/2015 Kristy really likes her new doll, "baby" that she got for her birthday. She will put baby to bed, rock her, and give her kisses. She also likes to give her a bottle. Her favorite books have puppies in them and she notices the family dogs

The goal of the IFSP process is to develop functional IFSP outcomes for eligible children and their families. Steps in the IFSP process are progressive and interrelated. What is gathered and used in early steps is used and built upon in subsequent …

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* Be in contact with the family at least monthly to update the IFSP, record progress of outcomes, and assist in coordination of resources to meet ongoing needs as identified by the family. Progress will be reviewed every 3 months by family and PC through observation, family report

IFSP and Procedural Safeguard documents (2017)

Required IFSP services are based on the child’s assessed needs and necessary to meet the unique needs of the child and family to achieve the IFSP Outcomes that have been identified. To the maximum extent possible, early intervention services are to …

MD IFSP Part 3-A Dev_06/11 White: Early Intervention Record • Yellow: Family • Pink: Data Entry Strengths and Needs Summary For children to be active and successful participants at home, in the community, and in places like child care or preschool programs, they need to develop skills

The IFSP is a plan that identifies services and supports so that family members and early education programs are actively engaged in promoting the child's learning and development. • The IFSP team determines the skills/abilities and appropriate supports and services either in the natural environment

Natural environments for young children are those environments' situations that are within the context of the family's lifestyle - their home, their culture, daily activities, routines and obligations.