3.01.2025
In honor of Week of the Young Child and the One Year Anniversary of First 5 Nevada we are hosting a FREE Early Childhood Screening and Connection event along with our partners from the UNLV Occupational Therapy Doctorate Program and the College of Southern Nevada Early Childhood Education Programs.
The event will provide no-cost screenings – health, developmental, behavioral – and provide on-site referral to programs and services for families with young children. We’ll also have fun activities for children and families, with free give-aways and crafts.
When: Saturday, April 5, 2025
10:00am to 2:00pm
Where: College of Southern Nevada (CSN) Charleston Campus Student Union 6375 West Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146
Families are encouraged to sign-up for screenings to reserve a spot. PRE-REGISTRATION FOR SCREENINGS WILL CLOSE ON SUNDAY, MARCH 30TH. Walk-in screenings will be offered on the day of the event, as space is available. You do not need to sign up for screening to attend this event – all are welcome!
Click here to learn more or sign-up for screenings!
Screenings at the event will include:
Click here to learn more about why early childhood screenings are important and read descriptions of some common early childhood screenings.
We’ll also host approximately 30 different community organizations who provide resources and services to families with young children, including:
Learn More About the Event: https://www.first5nevada.org/free-early-childhood-screening-event/
Register for Screenings: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4BAEA62EABFFC43-54606109-first
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