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The Early Childhood Intervention Program (ECIP) is a network of community-based supports for the families of children up to the age of six who experience developmental delays or are at risk of delay.
ECIP consultants:
Children experiencing developmental delays or disabilities and children who may be at risk of experiencing developmental delays are eligible for ECIP services.
These delays may be:
Children do not require any diagnosis to begin home-visiting services through ECIP.
ECIP work is most successful when delays are addressed at an early stage. Participation can begin at birth, or as soon as the family notices a delay in development.
Involvement in the program is voluntary. Parents may refer themselves to their local ECIP or be referred by others in the family's care-circle, such as health care professionals or educators, with parental consent.
For more information about ECIPs in Saskatchewan, visit the ECIP website or contact the offices below:
City / Town |
Region / Division |
Phone Number |
Kindersley |
West Central |
306-463-6822 |
La Ronge |
Children North |
306-425-6600 |
Lloydminster |
Midwest |
306-825-5911 |
Meadow Lake |
Surrounding area, including Ile-a-la-Crosse |
306-236-4247 |
Moose Jaw |
South Central |
306-692-2616 |
North Battleford |
Battlefords |
306-446-4545 |
Prince Albert |
Surrounding area |
306-922-3247 |
Regina |
Surrounding area | 306-347-5020 |
Saskatoon |
Surrounding area | 306-657-3247 |
Swift Current |
Surrounding district | 306-773-3600 |
Tisdale |
Northeast |
306-873-3411 |
Weyburn |
Southeast Cornerstone School Division |
306-848-4722 |
Weyburn |
Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School |
306-634-8223 |
Yorkton |
Parkland | 306-786-6988 |
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