1. Intervention Centres, New Hope with New Wings to A Special Child It feels so wholesome looking at small tiny humans in the form of kids around us trying to walk, talk, making us understand their feelings through actions. Each child is a blessing, but not every child is well equipped with fully developed brains to make us understand what they are feeling and what are their needs. Take it this way, not all flowers of the same plant bloom at the same time and same speed. Some grow within the given timeframe, some are not able to grow and some are very slow. One cannot expect arose to give a fragrance like jasmine or vice-versa. Same way every child is a different kind of flower that altogether make this world a beautiful garden. Some are internally well equipped for fulldevelopment while some need special care and love along with lots of patience in their development. Early Early Intervention centre helps in providing services for infants and toddlers at risk of developmental delays. The services designed in these centres are focused upon meeting five main developmental needs of the children, namely- •Physical. •Cognitive. •Communication. •Social or emotional development. •Sensory and adaptive development. Early for independent adulthood. The various benefits Early summoned in a few of the given points- arly Interventioncentreby helping disabled children, enhances their potential and paves the way EarlyIntervention centres have provided can be •Provides resources, support and information to enhance thechild’s communication skills. •Improves the relationship of the child with other children. •Improves the behaviour of a child who might get frustrated dueto delayed communication. •Brings family a greater understanding of their child’s needs. Parents with disabled children need to understand that with the help of anearlyintervention centre, the earliest these services are delivered, the more likely children are to develop effective communication, language, and adaptive skills and help children achieve successful learning outcomes for a better and independent adulthood.