Impact Stories
Once upon a time, a tale of pure delight, In our halls at Aprendamos, something wasn’t quite right. A furry friend had joined our crew, always ready to play, But finding the perfect name? Now that was quite the way! The suggestions started...
Have you ever wondered how our Aprendamos Family of Services Family Service Coordinators (FSCs) play an essential role in the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) for children and families? Our Family Service Coordinators actually serve as an...
November Prematurity Awareness Month Partner Spotlight: The Wee Warriors Project Did you know 1 in 10 babies is born prematurely? Given how common prematurity is, it is critical that babies and their families have access to resources to help them...
Did you know the important role our Aprendamos Family of Services Developmental Specialists play in early childhood intervention? Our Developmental Specialists, or DS for short, are vital members of a child’s Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)...
Abel Covarrubias and family, along with the Aprendamos Family of Services shareholders and team, are proud to announce the creation of the Covarrubias-Aprendamos Foundation. Founded in 2023, the foundation’s goal is to act as a vehicle to ensure...
Sometimes all it takes is a parent wanting more for their child to create change for an entire community. In the Fall of 2009, Estee Hafassa embarked on a journey to find a way to give her son, who had been diagnosed with autism, the experience of...
The Aprendamos Family of Services team understands that in order to help children reach their full potential, it is important to collaborate and partner with pediatric medical providers in our community. Meet Dr. Usha Phillips from PEDs: TEENs to...
Norma wasn’t a stranger to Early Intervention. Two of her children had received services in the past, and she knew first-hand the difference access to these services could make in a child’s life. However when Elizabeth, her now six-month-old baby was...
When Elizeo was just one year old, his mother, Eliza, noticed that he wasn’t speaking much. She became concerned that he may not be meeting his speech milestones and shared her thoughts with a family member who worked at Aprendamos. Together they...