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Board hears Children with Special Needs program report; caseload at 98
Summary
Public Health Director Nicole Anjeski told the board the Children with Special Needs caseload is 98 clients, with some children on a waiting list that should shrink as Early Intervention transitions occur.
Nicole Anjeski, Public Health Director, reported to the Cortland County Board of Health that the Children with Special Needs program has a heavy caseload with 98 clients and that some children are on a waiting list; she said the waiting list will reduce as transitions out of Early Intervention (EI) occur.
The report was presented as part of routine departmental program updates; no policy changes or resource requests were recorded in the minutes.
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