
Early Screenings for Child Development and Health
Helping Every Child Access Developmental Screenings
The Early Learning Coalition of Seminole provides FREE developmental, vision, and hearing screenings for children from birth to age 5 residing in Seminole County. These screenings help families track their child’s growth and development, offering support every step of the way to ensure children are reaching important milestones.
The Warm Line is a FREE resource for families and early learning providers. It offers opportunities for support and information regarding child development, behavior, classroom accommodations, intervention strategies, and referrals.
Contact the Warm Line to speak with a Child Development Specialist or submit an online request, and a Child Development Specialist will contact you regarding your concerns and next steps.
ELC of Seminole Warm Line
407-960-2481
Warm Line Request
ELC of Seminole Warm Line Services
Florida Statewide Warm Line (toll-free)
866-357-3239
You can also contact us via email
inclusion@elcseminole.org
For more information on specific resources, contact us directly through email or our Warm Line.


Developmental Screenings are tools that capture a snapshot of a child's development at a single point in time used to identify:
Social-Emotional Growth
Speech, Vision, and Hearing
Motor Skills
Cognitive Abilities
Benefits of Screenings:
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Gives parents a clearer understanding of their child’s progress.
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Ensures parents feel confident in supporting their child’s growth.
We offer Free ASQ-3 AND ASQ:SE-2 Developmental Screenings
Please complete both screenings to receive the best understanding of your child's developmental needs and progress.
COMPLETE A SCREENINGAges & Stages Questionnaires, Third Edition (ASQ-3)
The ASQ developmental screening helps track children’s progress in key developmental areas.
Designed for children ages 6 weeks to 60 months, this simple questionnaire looks at:
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Communication
Understanding and expressing thoughts
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Gross Motor
Large movements like crawling, walking, and running
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Fine Motor
Small movements like grasping and writing
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Problem-Solving
Learning through play and exploration
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Personal-Social
Social skills and independence

Ages & Stages Questionnaires: Social-Emotional Second Edition (ASQ:SE-2)
Emotional regulation and social skills are just as important as academic readiness.
The ASQ:SE helps identify children ages 3 months to 66 months who may need extra support in:
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Self-Regulation
Adjusting to changes and managing emotions
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Following Directions
Listening and cooperating
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Expressing Emotions
Understanding and communicating feelings
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Social Interaction
Engaging appropriately with peers and adults


Early Detection for Stronger Learning
Good vision and hearing are essential to a child’s
ability to learn.
Our screenings for children ages 18 months to 5 years help detect early signs of concerns. These screenings are not a replacement for a full medical exam but can help detect concerns early.
The Coalition provides FREE hearing and vision screenings at our office or through early learning programs within Seminole. Complete the H & V Consent Form to schedule a screening.
To schedule a screening, contact us at hearingvision@elcseminole.org

How We Help
Our Child Development Specialists provide training, consultation, and resources to support families and providers in fostering positive development.

How We Help
Our Child Development Specialists provide training, consultation, and resources to support families and providers in fostering positive development.
Our Specialists Can Help With:
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Curriculum and Teaching Strategies
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Child Development Concerns
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Health
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IFSP/IEP Support and Implementation
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Laws and Regulations (i.e The Americans with Disabilities Act)
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Strategies for Managing Behavior
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Supporting Daily Activities
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Environmental Adaptations
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Classroom Organization and Environment
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Training and Technical Assistance for Early Learning Educators
Our Child Development Specialists are Dedicated to:
Increasing the number of providers who offer quality inclusive programs.
Enhancing the confidence, ability level, and education of caregivers.
Assisting providers and the families they serve in understanding and accessing the community resources and services available.
