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The overall objective of Brighton Center is to improve the quality of life for children with disabilities accomplished through Brighton School's four major programs including Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) services, Bright Beginnings Child Development Center, the Parent Alliance for Learning and Support (PALS) program and Precious Minds, New Connections (PMNC) parenting program.
The Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) Program
The Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) Program provides children with disabilities and delays with therapies and support services to assist them in achieving their full potential. Through this program, Early Intervention Specialists and Licensed Therapists go into the child's natural environment to provide direct therapy and to teach the child's parents or caretakers methods in which to continue those therapies throughout the day within their regular routines. Learn more »
Bright Beginnings
Bright Beginnings is our inclusive early childhood education center. Bright Beginnings offers children with and without disabilities from 6 weeks to five years old the opportunity to learn that no matter what your differences may be – every person has something to offer. Children with disabilities are able to learn from their typically developing peers, and children without disabilities are able to gain a sense of respect for children with disabilities and their unique contributions. Learn more »
The Parent Alliance for Learning and Support (PALS)
The Parent Alliance for Learning and Support (PALS) program provides classroom and hands-on training to parents of children with disabilities, young adults with disabilities and community members in the areas of self, IDEA and general advocacy. All training for parents of children with disabilities and young adults (ages 15-22) with disabilities are provided through curricula which allow a hands-on learning environment. The training provided through the PALS program works to improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities by providing them a voice until their own voice can be heard.
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Precious Minds, New Connections (PMNC)
Brighton Center's Precious Minds, New Connections (PMNC) program, centered in the Nurturing Program curriculum, gives parents of children with disabilities (birth to age 4) the information, resources and avenues to ensure that they have the knowledge to support and stimulate their child's development and create a nurturing environment for growth. Learn more »
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