About
Fairfield County Board of Developmental Disabilities empowers individuals with services that promote independence, education, and inclusion, helping all ages develop skills and thrive. They offer a range of services, including early support for children from birth to age 2, preparation for school and future success for children aged 3-5, and life skills development for kids aged 6-15. They also provide support for teenagers and adults to achieve greater independence. Additionally, they operate the Forest Rose School, a school purposely built to support the unique needs of medically involved children. The organization's mission is to bring about a vibrant community where people lead lives of greater independence and make meaningful contributions. They strive to create meaningful opportunities that help each individual reach their full potential, driven by a commitment to inclusion and empowerment.
Insurance & payment
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Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Early support for children from birth to age 2
Early support to nurture growth right from the start.
Preparation for school and future success for children aged 3-5
Preparing young children for school and future success.
Life skills development for kids aged 6-15
Helping kids build life skills through their school years.
Support for teenagers and adults to achieve greater independence
Helping teens/adults achieve greater independence.
Forest Rose School
A school purposely built to support the unique needs of medically involved children.
Enabling Technology Library
Learn about and try out devices that empower independence.