Parent Perspectives: Continuity of services for children with special needs as they mature

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Participant testimony on age-based service gaps

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Resident (S1) said mental-health and emotional-support services commonly drop off after children reach age 5, arguing that continuous services beyond age 5 could prevent more complex adolescent mental-health problems. S1 tied access to services to family financial status, saying eligibility limits who receives care.

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A meeting participant (identified in the transcript as S1) described a perceived drop-off in mental-health services after children reach age 5 and urged continuing prevention and intervention services, noting eligibility often depends on family finances.

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