South Carolina Early Intervention and Service Coordination Provider
Autism Ambassadors Day is a community outreach program sponsored by The Junior League of Columbia, Winston’s Wish, and Bright Start. The inaugural class went to Edventure for a day of fun and education and to provide real world stimulation to children with Autism. This program strives to increase community awarness of Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Bright Start’s Columbia office met for a Stroller Strides Workout playgroup at Archer’s Lake on Harbison Boulevard on April 17th. Thanks to all of our families who came out for a day of fun and exercise!
Bright Start held two Easter Egg Hunt events in Greenville and Spartanburg on Friday, April 6th. Thank you to all of our families who joined us for an afternoon of fun in the sun and Easter activities!
Individualized family training builds on the strengths of the family and the child to help each child reach developmental milestones.
Bright Start EIs learn new activities and techniques to use with children during home visits. EI training sessions allow our EIs to share great ideas, continue their education, and expand their knowledge base!
Bright Start has monthly play groups to provide a time for families and EIs to interact in a fun environment. Play groups allow children an opportunity to interact and play with other children their age. In addition, parents are able to connect with other parents from their area.
Bright Start Early Interventionists provide intensive family training in the upstate.
Bright Start friends and families enjoy a fall afternoon on the Saluda River with canoe rides and delicious picnic. A big thanks to Canoeing for Kids and all of the families who came out.
Buddy Walk is hosted by The National Down Syndrome Society. Bright Start was a full force during the walk and had a great time.
This is a sample of Bright Start Early Intervention services from the South Carolina area.
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