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New Mexico Ranked No. 3 for Identifying Young Children who will Benefit from Early Intervention Services

ECECD promotes FIT program accomplishments during Autism Awareness Month

SANTA FE – In recognition of Autism Awareness Month in April, the New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Department (ECECD) Family Infant Toddler (FIT) program reaffirms its commitment to help New Mexico families access high quality, no-cost early intervention services for children from birth to age 3 who have or may be at risk for a developmental delay, while also making sure the services provided are accessible, respectful, and family-centered. The Lujan Grisham administration’s commitment is reflected in New Mexico’s ranking third in the United States for identifying young children who could benefit from early intervention services, as determined by the federal Office of Special Education Programs.

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BLM Announces New Public Lands Rule

Views 5 Today, county commissioners, mayors, and council members, along with The Mountain Pact, an organization that works with local elected officials across the West,

NEW Inside NM! Episode #234

Views 4 Steve Pearce, with co-hosts Derek Underhill and Danielle Hernandez, discuss and share their perspectives on the hottest news making local and national headlines.

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