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Are there any community services available for the speech and language impaired?

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Are there any community services available for the speech and language impaired?

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A. Yes. There are federal Part C programs for children ages 0 to 3, preprimary programs available for the 3 year old to pre-kindergarten level and school age children attending public schools may also able to participate in a school based program at no cost (if certain criteria are met). Hospitals and your local community may offer support groups and therapy programs for people who have suffered a stroke, have Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, or other conditions. Many resources may be available in your community for these and other disabilities not mentioned. Make calls, ask friends and associates, search the Internet and libraries, and find out what is available for you and your family.

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