
TRE Services are:
Customized
We pay close attention to what makes each person we serve special, tailoring the programs and services that are available to suit their individual needs.
Comprehensive
We work with people, some with disabilities and delays, throughout the course of their lives, supporting them from birth, before school, through school, and as adults and seniors.
Community-Based
We go to where the people we serve live, work, learn, and play in order to make receiving services as easy as possible.
Collaborative
We help find the right partners for accurate diagnosis and exceptional care, working closely with families and caregivers along the way.
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Early Intervention (EI) Early Intervention teams are geographically located throughout southern Colorado and comprise a collaborative group of physical, occupational, speech, and behavioral therapists, developmental interventionists and nutritionists who work together to come up with the most effective treatment plans for the infants and children they serve. The Resource Exchange partners with local school districts to determine eligibility and then deliver services in the child’s home.
Because an infant or toddler learns through his or her interactions with caregivers, parents and other caregivers are important members of TRE’s Early Intervention team. TRE’s Early Intervention program employs and contracts with many early intervention service providers. These providers maintain appropriate credentials and licensure for their professional disciplines.
For more information about our Early Intervention team, click here.
View one Early Intervention family’s story here.
Navigation and Quality is committed to helping families find and connect with resources in the community. If you need assistance with eligibility determination, the first step is to contact our Navigation and Quality Department at 719.380.1100 to begin the process of completing an application.
Service Coordination, also known as Case Management or Service Coordination, is an individually centered, family and community focused service in which programs and resources are coordinated to enhance people’s lives. View one of our extraordinary client’s story here.
Break Time is a community respite program that fills a critical need in our community for families with children who have special needs, such as severe developmental or physical disabilities, or severe behavioral needs. The program’s primary goal is to significantly reduce the stressors faced by many families who have children with special needs.
Baby and Toddler Playgroups. The Resource Exchange/ Early Intervention Colorado offers supports and services to children with developmental delays who are birth to three years of age and their families. Therapy services are part of a federal program, one of the support services we offer to enhance childhood development. This is an inclusive program open to the entire community.
Our Family Support Services Program The Family Support Services Program (FSSP) provides support through state general funds for families who have individuals with developmental disabilities or delays with costs that are beyond those normally experienced by other families. The primary purpose of the FSSP is to support individuals with developmental disabilities or delays remaining within their own nurturing family setting and prevent out-of-home placements.
Strategic Partnerships