Lifesteps Inc.

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2012 to Jun 30, 2013

Signed

Feb 28, 2014

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$23,906,187

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Direct children & family serviceschild care (integrated) for children with and without special needs ages six weeks to school-age. "child check" is a free developmental screening for children from birth to 5 years old that evaluates a child's development including talking, seeing, hearing, moving, thinking, and living skills. An autism screening is also available for children 18 months to 5 years of age by request or referral.crisis child care is provided at no charge to eligible families to help alleviate stress thus reducing the potential for child abuse.developmental learning is a developmental program for preschoolers or school-age children to identify strengths and weaknesses in the fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive areas. Therapy is individualized.early care and education council (ecec) is a county-wide collaboration of organizations and individuals who are united to increase the quality of early care and education in our community and administered locally by lifesteps.early head start provides services to low-income pregnant women and families with children birth to age 3. Services are through home-based visits to help meet the needs of parent involvement, education, health/nutrition, disabilities/mental health, and social services.early identification / crisis intervention program (eicip) provides developmental screenings for children three months to 6 years of age with evaluations in hearing, speech, behavioral, and development to identify possible delays and who may be at-risk for abuse or neglect. Additionally, crisis child care helps to provide a safe environment for children to 6 years of age who are at-risk, along with providing home-based family support for families who may be experiencing stressors that impact their ability to parent effectively.families forever is a program for adults struggling with the family changes brought about by divorce, separation, or living in a divided family situation and the pain, frustration, and stress resulting from custody issues.family care mobile library is a mobile resource van that offers resources to families on topics including self-help, parenting, behavioral health issues, adult literacy, disabilities information, child development, advocacy, and more, especially to those in rural areas.home-based family resource and referral program helps families find the resources and support they need to work through life's challenges. Services can be provided for more intensive case management within the home.home-based family support program provides in-home support and assisting parents or guardians to gain access to necessary medical, educational, rehabilitative, and social services, along with connecting families with community resources and supports.leap preschool (learning experiences: an alternative program for preschoolers and parents) model has been developed to combine an early childhood curriculum with applied behavior analysis approach to teaching in an integrated classroom setting. The model is for children developing typically as well as children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders. Pediatric independent evaluation services consists of developmental specialists, speech pathologists, and physical/occupational therapists who work with local county service coordinators and parents/guardians to provide a comprehensive evaluation of their child's developmental skills such as rolling, sitting, independent walking, seeing, hearing, and thinking. In addition, children will also be assessed in areas of learning skills, physical development, personal/social skills, vocalization, gesturing, and speech.pre-k counts is a free, quality preschool for children between age 3 and the time they are ready to enter kindergarten. Children must be eligible based on potential risk of school failure, either because of living in low-income, language or cultural barriers, or having special needs.preschool (integrated developmental) for children with and without special needs from 3 to

Activity 3

Direct intellectual disability day program servicesadult training facility-basic education & socialization training (best) provides learning opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities, and medical challenges in a supportive environment. The program assesses each individual in the following five areas: vocational, music, sensory integration, art, and academics and develops functional support plans based on individual need to help the person develop self-sufficiency.adult training facility-community outreach center (cor) focuses on assisting individuals with intellectual disabilities in becoming more active members of their community through volunteerism, participation in community events, and social interaction within the community. A variety of activities take place allowing individualized assistance in the development of competency in skill areas and the enhancement of a positive self-image.

Filer

EIN

25-1665243