The Native American Professional Parent Resources, (NAPPR) Inc. Early Intervention program is a home or community-based service. NAPPR provides personalized support to families to help identify and answer questions or concerns that the family may have about their infant or toddler. The NAPPR team comes directly to the family to provide ideas, information, and support that fits into the family’s day to day activities. All services are free and based on family’s preferences. Possible qualifying conditions: infants and toddlers with an established condition such as cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, hearing loss, vision loss, etc. Infants and Toddlers who have or are at risk for a developmental delay or health concerns. Infants and toddlers with a medical risk such as prematurity (less than a 32 week gestation), low birth weight, chronic ear infections, cleft lip and palate etc. They also provide supports to those who have had Children, Youth & Family Department (CYFD) involvement, history of drug use, mental illness or homelessness.