Telephone Numbers and Contact information
Phone #:(303) 691-9339 Judith I. Ham
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Web Page:  www.cpco.org
E-mail to:   admin@cpco.org

Program Details:
Operating Agency: Cerebral Palsy of Colorado (Private, Non-Profit)
Person In Charge: President and CEO:Judith I. Ham
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
Eligibility: Individuals, birth to 5 years, with cerebral palsy and their families. Must provide proff of income. Must meet Government requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start Centers: Low Income
Fees: None
Intake Process: Telephone/ Walk-in
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Service Area: Colorado
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Program/Service Notes:
VARIOUS LOCATIONS: Denver: 2180 South Hudson St.; Aurora: 1633 Florence St., 345 S. Ironton St, 9641 E. 16th Ave., 852 Jamaica, 1345 Macon. Creative Options provides early care, intervention, prevention and education to children, birth to five, and their families. Parents are empowered to use their skills to support their child's success and provide the best possible home environment. Family outreach staff and mental health staff engage families and support the mental and physical wellness of all children and their families. A Developmental Services team- comprised of special education staff/para-educators, and licensed occupational therapists, speech/language therapists and mental health specialists- helps children meet developmental goals. Health staff work closely with parents to assure that each child receives appropriate health/developmental screenings, immunizations, physical and dental care. One RN, two LPN's and an audiologist are on staff to serve both children/families and pregnant mothers in a pre-natal program. Mutually developed outcome oriented milestones are set in the areas of motor, language, social, cognitive, sensory, behavioral, perceptual and emotional development. Nationally recognized educational curricula are engaging and effective with the ultimate goal of entrance into public schools expecting to experience continued successes in mainstream classrooms.

This information was last updated on 09/25/2005

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