FOP provides free services to individuals with deaf-blindness, their families, schools, service providers, and communities. Services include training workshops, a resource library, and school, agency and home consultations. 1701 SW 16 Avenue, Bldg. DEI uses a family-centered approach to plan for the needs of the child. They will help with diagnosis and evaluation as well as coordinate services and therapies.
All services are free of charge.
Services include case management, respite, therapies, and providing adaptive equipment, among others. DDP administers the Medicaid waiver. They provide services to school districts, agencies, communities, and families and other persons working with students with disabilities. They are responsible for funding, tracking, evaluating, and connecting services for children from birth to 21 years of age. They do intake and screening to qualify children for special education services, including assistive technology.