The purpose of establishing early intervention centers is to provide timely support to children with intellectual disabilities and allied disabilities, aiming to identify them at birth and offer necessary interventions.

Each district's early intervention center aims to benefit 50 children, excluding Dharmapuri district.

These centers are established through NGOs, typically with funding from government agencies or charitable organizations.

The main objective of the centers is to identify children with intellectual disabilities and allied disabilities early in their development and provide appropriate intervention and support.

Children below the age of 6 years with intellectual disability and allied disabilities are eligible to access these centers.

Yes, there is a prescribed application form that needs to be filled out for enrollment.

To apply for early intervention services, applicants need to furnish a national identity card for differently-abled individuals and a birth certificate.

Grievances related to the early intervention centers should be addressed to the Assistant Special Officer at the Commissionerate for Welfare of the Differently-abled.

The Assistant Special Officer can be contacted at the Office of the Commissionerate for Welfare of the Differently-abled in Chennai, with the provided phone number.

Children below the age of 6 years are eligible to access these services.

Children with intellectual disability and allied disabilities are considered eligible for early intervention services.

Services provided at these centers are typically free of charge.

Early intervention centers offer various interventions such as assessment, therapy, educational support, and parent education to support the development of children with disabilities.