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Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit - Early Head Start

A free program for expectant mothers and families with infants and toddlers ages birth to 36 months who live in Northumberland County. Families enrolled in the home-based program participate in weekly home visits where information is provided for educational and developmental growth. To encourage social interaction, families are invited to attend the center twice a month where fun activities and a healthy snack are provided. Infants and toddlers in the program receive several health screenings within the first 45 days of enrollment, including vision, hearing and developmental screenings. Participantsâ medical and dental visits are tracked by a licensed practical nurse (LPN) on staff. Expectant mothers are visited weekly in the home where lessons are provided on health, nutrition and child development topics. Each trimester during pregnancy, an LPN visits and discusses any concerns the pregnant mother may have. At birth, the baby then becomes enrolled in the Early Head Start program. Northumberland Coun

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Physical Address

90 Lawton Lane, Milton, PA 17847

Hours

CSIU Main Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Application process

Visit website for application or call 570-523-1155, ext. 2225.

Fee

Free to parents

Eligibility

Must meet income requirement and be a resident of Northumberland County

Service area

Northumberland, PA

Agency info

Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit

A regional education service agency. Programs and services reflect its mission to provide quality education services that help students learn and support teachers in bringing best practices to the classroom as well as offering valuable services to school districts.The CSIU's primary service area consists of Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder and Union counties in central Pennsylvania. This area includes 17 school districts, 3 career and technical centers, 69 nonpublic schools, 3,905 district, instructional, administrative and support staff and 36,945 public and nonpublic school students.