Initial Ifsp Meeting Notification Letter - Missouri (Burmese)

This is a legal document that was released by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education - a government authority operating within Missouri.

The document is provided in Burmese.

FAQ

Q: What is an Initial IFSP meeting?
A: The Initial IFSP meeting is a meeting that is held to develop the initial Individualized Family Service Plan.

Q: What is an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)?
A: An Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) is a written plan that outlines the services and support that will be provided to children with developmental delays and their families.

Q: Who is involved in the Initial IFSP meeting?
A: The parents or caregivers of the child, early intervention professionals, service providers, and other individuals who are knowledgeable about the child's needs and abilities.

Q: Why is the Initial IFSP meeting important?
A: The Initial IFSP meeting is important because it allows the family, professionals, and service providers to come together to develop a plan that meets the unique needs of the child and their family.

Q: What happens during the Initial IFSP meeting?
A: During the Initial IFSP meeting, information about the child's strengths and needs is collected, goals and services are discussed and determined, and the IFSP document is created.

Q: How can I prepare for the Initial IFSP meeting?
A: You can prepare for the Initial IFSP meeting by gathering any relevant documents or information about your child, thinking about your child's strengths and needs, and considering what goals and services are important to you and your family.

Q: What should I expect after the Initial IFSP meeting?
A: After the Initial IFSP meeting, the written IFSP document will be provided to you and the services and support outlined in the plan will begin.

Q: Can I make changes to the IFSP?
A: Yes, you can make changes to the IFSP at any time by requesting a meeting to review and update the plan.

Q: Who can help me if I have questions or concerns about the IFSP?
A: You can reach out to your early intervention service coordinator or a representative from the Missouri First Steps program if you have questions or concerns about the IFSP.