Support Our Proclamation: "What is Happening to NYS Early Intervention" Awareness Months!
- por: United New York Early Intervention Providers and Parents As Partners
- destinatário: The New York State Executive Chamber
Reductions continue in NYS Early Intervention.
Have you read about it in the Newspapers?
Heard about it on TV?
Listened to it on the radio?
Who CARES about our most vulnerable children?
Why do we appear to no longer be a child-centered society?
Who IS talking about NYS Early Intervention?
WE Are and now YOU are!
Help us to demonstrate to the NYS Executive Chamber that WE care! And that they should too!
Help us to demonstrate to the NY Media that WE care! And that they should too!
Reductions to Early Intervention are NOT cost effective.
WE know and now YOU know that for every dollar spent in Early Intervention at least $7 dollars are saved in long term special education costs!
NYS Early Intervention works!
NYS Early Intervention can only evolve if change is implemented carefully, thoughtfully, and democratically and NOT as a byproduct of bureaucratic bungling or bumbling!
Why must you voice your opinion on the reductions that are occurring in NYS Early Intervention?
Because if you do not, our most vulnerable children, children with developmental disabilities, will need to be supported in Special Education for their lifetime.
Who will pay for this?
The State of New York!
In the end, is this a cost-savings?
NO! NO! NO!
What is it then?
Fiscal blindness!
Does this make sense to you?
Early Intervention has the potential to eliminate the need for future special education needs of our most vulnerable children.
Early Intervention has the potential to enable children with developmental disabilities -- those that cannot walk, talk, think, listen, attend, see -- to evolve, change, progress and lead productive, meaningful lives.
Early Is Everything!
Have you read about it in the Newspapers?
Heard about it on TV?
Listened to it on the radio?
Who CARES about our most vulnerable children?
Why do we appear to no longer be a child-centered society?
Who IS talking about NYS Early Intervention?
WE Are and now YOU are!
Help us to demonstrate to the NYS Executive Chamber that WE care! And that they should too!
Help us to demonstrate to the NY Media that WE care! And that they should too!
Reductions to Early Intervention are NOT cost effective.
WE know and now YOU know that for every dollar spent in Early Intervention at least $7 dollars are saved in long term special education costs!
NYS Early Intervention works!
NYS Early Intervention can only evolve if change is implemented carefully, thoughtfully, and democratically and NOT as a byproduct of bureaucratic bungling or bumbling!
Why must you voice your opinion on the reductions that are occurring in NYS Early Intervention?
Because if you do not, our most vulnerable children, children with developmental disabilities, will need to be supported in Special Education for their lifetime.
Who will pay for this?
The State of New York!
In the end, is this a cost-savings?
NO! NO! NO!
What is it then?
Fiscal blindness!
Does this make sense to you?
Early Intervention has the potential to eliminate the need for future special education needs of our most vulnerable children.
Early Intervention has the potential to enable children with developmental disabilities -- those that cannot walk, talk, think, listen, attend, see -- to evolve, change, progress and lead productive, meaningful lives.
Early Is Everything!
A PROCLAMATION
to NAME AUGUST and SEPTEMBER of 2011
"What Is Happening to Early Intervention in NYS Awareness Month"
WHEREAS, the health and safety of all New Yorkers is important to the happiness, prosperity and well-being of our families, communities, and our future; and
WHEREAS, New York's children are among our most valuable, precious and vulnerable citizens, and they require proper care and attention as soon as they are born and throughout their formative years; and
WHEREAS , some children are born with developmental delays and disabilities, and it is crucial that these children receive immediate and therapeutic intervention based upon acceptable norms and proper, therapeutic treatment upon diagnosis; and
WHEREAS, the NYS DOH Bureau of Early Intervention is authorized to provide early intervention services for the more than 75,000 infants and toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities, and their families throughout the State; and
WHEREAS, research reflects that for every dollar spent in Early Intervention, at least $7 is saved in future states costs in special education; and
WHEREAS, partnerships between state agencies, physicians and other private care providers and families with children with disabilities help ensure the continuation of early intervention services that enhance development and promote the health and well-being of New York's children and families; and
WHEREAS, it is important that New York's citizens know about early intervention services available to infants and toddlers born with developmental delays and disabilities so families may utilize every opportunity to provide for the health and well-being of their children; and
WHEREAS, some children are not receiving these services due to draconian state, county, city and rate reimbursement reductions; and
WHEREAS, some eligible children are not receiving these services or receiving services in duration and frequency that is not therapeutic; and
WHEREAS, some families are unable to advocate and/or lack the capacity, time, and skill to advocate for their children; and
WHEREAS, early intervention agencies are closing and are no longer able to maintain their businesses; and
WHEREAS, experienced professionals, providers of early intervention services in NYS are leaving the field; and
WHEREAS, the cost to NYS in supporting Special Education for these children will substantially increase if proper services are not received during the 0-3 years;
NOW, THEREFORE,
the United New York Early Intervention Providers and Parents As Partners, do hereby recognize
August and September 2011 as
"What Is Happening to Early Intervention in NYS Awareness Month"
in New York State and we call this observance to the attention
all citizens of the United States
assinar petiçãoassinar petiçãoto NAME AUGUST and SEPTEMBER of 2011
"What Is Happening to Early Intervention in NYS Awareness Month"
WHEREAS, the health and safety of all New Yorkers is important to the happiness, prosperity and well-being of our families, communities, and our future; and
WHEREAS, New York's children are among our most valuable, precious and vulnerable citizens, and they require proper care and attention as soon as they are born and throughout their formative years; and
WHEREAS , some children are born with developmental delays and disabilities, and it is crucial that these children receive immediate and therapeutic intervention based upon acceptable norms and proper, therapeutic treatment upon diagnosis; and
WHEREAS, the NYS DOH Bureau of Early Intervention is authorized to provide early intervention services for the more than 75,000 infants and toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities, and their families throughout the State; and
WHEREAS, research reflects that for every dollar spent in Early Intervention, at least $7 is saved in future states costs in special education; and
WHEREAS, partnerships between state agencies, physicians and other private care providers and families with children with disabilities help ensure the continuation of early intervention services that enhance development and promote the health and well-being of New York's children and families; and
WHEREAS, it is important that New York's citizens know about early intervention services available to infants and toddlers born with developmental delays and disabilities so families may utilize every opportunity to provide for the health and well-being of their children; and
WHEREAS, some children are not receiving these services due to draconian state, county, city and rate reimbursement reductions; and
WHEREAS, some eligible children are not receiving these services or receiving services in duration and frequency that is not therapeutic; and
WHEREAS, some families are unable to advocate and/or lack the capacity, time, and skill to advocate for their children; and
WHEREAS, early intervention agencies are closing and are no longer able to maintain their businesses; and
WHEREAS, experienced professionals, providers of early intervention services in NYS are leaving the field; and
WHEREAS, the cost to NYS in supporting Special Education for these children will substantially increase if proper services are not received during the 0-3 years;
NOW, THEREFORE,
the United New York Early Intervention Providers and Parents As Partners, do hereby recognize
August and September 2011 as
"What Is Happening to Early Intervention in NYS Awareness Month"
in New York State and we call this observance to the attention
all citizens of the United States
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Support Our Proclamation: "What is Happening to NYS Early Intervention" Awareness Months!