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Developmental Delay Support and Resources

Ann Arbor Autism Foundation

The Ann Arbor Autism Foundation provides financial support to individuals and families affected by autism, as well as to fund non-profit organizations interested in developing innovative, community-based programming.

http://www.annarborautism.org/

Champions for Children

Gretchen’s House

Champions for Children is a free preschool education and family service program serving 4-year-old children in the Ann Arbor area.

761-2576 x200 | 2625 Traver & 2340 Oak Valley Dr., | Ann Arbor | http://chcmichigan.kma.net/

Early On

Early On

Washtenaw Early On provides early intervention services for children and families where there is a developmental delay. health concern, or the child is at risk for delay

734-994-8100 x 1277 | 1819 S Wagner Rd | Ann Arbor

EMU Autism Collaborative Center

In collaboration with families and community stakeholders, ACC provides accessible, high quality assessment, intervention and referral services across the life-span to enable persons with Autism Spectrum Disorders to achieve their maximum potential. 

485-2890 | 1055 Cornell Road | Ypsilanti | http://www.emich.edu/acc/

First Steps Washtenaw

First Steps Washtenaw

First Steps Washtenaw supports parents and families in the preparation of their children for school by providing play groups, classes. parent education, home visiting and developmental screening.

734-994-8100 x 1277 | 1819 S Wagner Rd | Ann Arbor

Michigan Alliance for Families

Michigan Alliance for Families provides information, support and education to families of children and adults with disabilities from birth to age 26 who are in the educational system.

800-552-4821 | 51 Hancock St. | Detroit | http://www.michiganallianceforfamilies.org/

National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (NOFAS)

NOFAS is dedicated to eliminating birth defects caused by alcohol consumption during pregnancy and to improving the quality of life for those affected individuals and families.

http://www.nofas.org/resource/results.aspx?ST=22&NAME=Michigan%0D

U-M Autism and Communication Disorders Center

The mission of the UMACC is to improve the lives of individuals with autistic spectrum disorders and their families through the education of current and future leaders in the field, research that enhances the understanding of causation, intervention, prevention, and course, and provision of clinical services to individuals, families and the community.

936-8600 | 1111 E. Catherine St | Ann Arbor | http://www.umaccweb.com/

U-M Center for the Child and Family

The University Center for the Child and Family offers a comprehensive range of mental health services for children and families in the communtity.

764-9466 | 530 Church St. | Ann Arbor | http://www.umuccf.org/

U-M Center for the Development of Language and Literacy

The University Center for the Development of Language and Literacy (UCLL) at the University of Michigan offers intensive language and literacy evaluations and intervention services for children with language and language-related disorders.

764-8440 | 1111 E. Catherine St | Ann Arbor | http://www.languageexperts.org /

Washtenaw County Public Health Department

Provides services for families who have children with chronic illnesses or disabilities include:

  • Care coordination
  • Parent support groups
  • Medications
  • Diagnostic tests
  • Maternal Infant Health Program
  • Women, Infant and Children (WIC) program
  • Children's Special Health Care Program
  • Kelly Stupple, MSEd.

544-6700 | 555 Towner St | Ypsilanti | http://www.ewashtenaw.org/government/departments/public_health%20%0D

Washtenaw Success by 6

Washtenaw Success by 6

Washtenaw Success by 6 is the community collaborative for early childhood and works to ensure that all families in the county receive the support they need to prepare their children for school and life.

994-8100 x 1277 | 1819 S Wagner Rd | Ann Arbor | 48106 | http://www.washtenawsuccessby6.org

Washtenaw-Livingston Chapter of the Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health

The mission of MI-AIMH is to promote and support nurturing relationships for all infants.

313-434-2254 | 13101 Allen Rd., Unit 200 | Southgate | http://www.mi-aimh.org/chapter.php?id=2

Phone: 734.994.8100 Ext 2178 ● Fax: 734.994.2203 ● 1819 S. Wagner Rd., Ann Arbor, Mi 48103