The Early Intervention Program (EIP) is designed for parents of deaf babies and young children and offers the following services, which mainly help parents be their child’s best advocate:

• Guidance, referral, and provision of general information, concerning the deaf child.
• Rehabilitation sessions conducted by a therapist (approach according to needs).
• Support groups for parents to share feelings, worries, information and experience, under supervision of a psychologist and a family therapist.
• Use of the two books of the John Tracy Clinic on early Intervention for parents, which include easy and fun lessons on what can be done with a child at home.
• Seminars and workshops with professionals an specific subjects in relation to deafness.
• A Resource Room provides different types of materials on deafness.
• A Nursery for deaf and hearing chidren.
• Sign Language courses for parents and other interested persons.