The purpose of the Minot Infant Development Program is to provide early intervention services to eligible children in their natural environments. Through a coach and consult model we support families by providing the tools and resources they need to help their child succeed. For more information, contact Minot Infant Development Program at Minot State University at 858-3054.
For Infants and children, birth to three years of age, who have or are at risk of having a developmental delay in the areas of communications, cognitive, adaptive, fine motor, gross motor skills, or social-emotional development. Services: Evaluation, Consultations, Parent Support. Service By: Specialists in the area of : Cognitive Development, Communication, Fine Motor, Gross Motor, Adaptive/Self-help, Social-Emotional
The mission of the Minot Infant development Program (MIDP) is to support and guide families and their children ( age birth to 3 ) who are experiencing developmental challenges.
