Sweetwater County Child Developmental Center

The SCCDC is a not for profit organization that has served the people of Sweetwater County since 1979.  The SCCDC serves children birth through age five with disabilities.

The SCCDC is a premier provider of  early childhood educational services in Sweetwater County for young children with and without disabilities. The SCCDC provides free developmental screenings and educational and therapy programs for families living in Green River, Rock Springs, Granger, Superior, Wamsutter and Farson.

Services provided include:

• Free Developmental Screenings for all children birth through age five.
• Early Childhood Special Education
• Occupational Therapy
• Physical Therapy
• Speech and Language Therapy
• Home Based Early Intervention
• Social Emotional Services
• Parent Training and Support

The overall goal of the SCCDC is to help children with disabilities meet their speech and language, and gross and fine motor goals on their Individual Education Plans (IEP) and Individual Family Service Plans (IFSP).  If the children work on these goals and pass them, then when they enter Kindergarten, they may not qualify for special education services or have a disability.

The center carries out this mission by providing early intervention services to the birth to three year old children and conducting a developmental preschool for children who are three to five years old.  The center also provides parent training, counseling, social work services, occupational, physical, and speech/language therapy.

 The SCCDC is a United Way of Southwest Wyoming Community Partner.

Sweetwater County Child Developmental Center Mission

The mission of the Sweetwater County Child Developmental Center (SCCDC) is to improve the quality of life of all children and their families through early childhood education.

SCCDC’s Vision 

SCCDC will be committed to providing positive educational opportunities for all children within Sweetwater County, birth to five years of age. We will implement 21st century skills into to the daily educational opportunities for students and staff. Our strong leaders will maintain open lines of communication with the public and staff to promote a positive, safe, and creative atmosphere.

We are fiscally conservative to maintain the human and physical facilities needed for the children’s benefit for the future.

The leadership team will manage the fiscal responsibilities of  SCCDC to ensure all resources are accounted for and utilized frugally.

The leadership team has conserved financialresources to help maintain all present and future operations.