ICC Role New Mexico's Interagency Coordinating Council is appointed by the Governor to advise and assist the Department of Health in the development and implementation of a state-wide system of comprehensive, coordinated, multidisciplinary, interagency early intervention services for eligible children, with or at risk of developmental delay, and their families. The ICC meets at least six times per year around the state to identify sources of financial and other supports for early intervention services, and to promote interagency agreements which support a comprehensive and coordinated system. The ICC works with the Family Infant Toddler staff at the Department of Health who provide support to the Council and its subcommittees. ICC members are appointed by the governor for a two year term.
Resources are available to respond to family identified priorities.
An inclusive system of services exists for all children. The system promotes easy assess and transition system wide. All agencies are collaborating to assist children and families. The financial system is cost effective and supports the development and delivery of services. Continuous Quality Improvement in the Early Intervention System.