In New Jersey, many families who discover their child shows signs of developmental delays or autism often have to wait six months to a year to complete an evaluation. The Uncommon Thread, a non-profit organization in Stirling, Morris County, has launched the 30-Day Pathway to shorten waiting times and allow young children to receive evaluations and follow-up services earlier.
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In New Jersey, many families who discover their child shows signs of developmental delays or autism often have to wait six months to a year to complete an evaluation. The Uncommon Thread, a non-profit organization in Stirling, Morris County, has launched the 30-Day Pathway to shorten waiting times and allow young children to receive evaluations and follow-up services earlier.