Early Evaluation and (when necessary) early intervention are essential to the healthy growth of your child. During this live call-in program talk to Utah experts about free tools available to help parents and caregivers understand your child's strengths and weaknesses during their stages of development and where to find needed help. Learn about the Help Me Grow program and the impact it is having on the future of Utah children.

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Utah is unique in its child care needs with the highest birthrate in the country and the youngest average population. Due to parental employment outside the home, 136,000 Utah children require care. During this LIVE call-in television program talk to experts from the Utah State Department of Child Care about resources available to help parents and care givers. Simon Bolivar, State Child Care Licensing Administrator, will be our guest.

For additional information on Child Care Resources in Utah visit these websites.

DWS Office of Child Care

http://jobs.utah.gov/opencms/occ/occ2/index.html

Utah Cares

www.utahcares.utah.gov

Mountainland Child Care Resource and Referral

https://www.uvu.edu/ccrr/

Child Care Licensing

http://health.utah.gov.licensing/ 

Perhaps you know of people whose lives are intimately affected by disabilities. Perhaps it's you. One issue surrounding those with disabilities is education and the trend of inclusion. Inclusion is the practice of involving those with disabilities in a mainstream classroom. Parents, students, and teachers are all affected by inclusion and opinions are varied. For resources in Utah, please see the following web sites or call 2-1-1 for resources in your area.