Project Child Find

All children deserve a chance to reach their full potential. Project Child Find, a service to assist families of children who may have special needs, is here in Oklahoma to see that every child has that chance.  The Oklahoma Parents Center has Project Child Find Hotline, 1-888-9-OKFIND or 1-888-965-3463.
If there appears to be a delay in area of your child’s development, you may seek assistance from Project Child Find. Even if a child is not yet school age, he or she may benefit from screening and evaluation. All needed screenings and evaluations are free of charge.

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