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.  If there appears to be a delay in area of your child’s development, you may seek assistance from the Oklahoma Parents Center. 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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