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Developmental Screenings

The SCC R&R supports early screening of children’s development and connects families to the resources they need to ensure the best outcomes for their children.

A developmental screening takes a closer look at how a child is developing. The tools used for developmental and behavioral screening are formal questionnaires or checklists based on research that ask questions about a child’s development, including language, movement, thinking, behavior, and emotions. These include the Ages and Stages Questionnaires® Third Edition (ASQ-3) and Ages and Stages Questionnaires®: Social Emotional (ASQ:SE-2).

With regular screenings, families, teachers, and service providers can help young children with delays get the services and supports they need as early as possible to help them catch up and thrive alongside their peers.

Below is a list of programs you can contact to find out where you can complete a developmental screening for your child. If you need more help finding a resource, our R&R Program Specialists would be happy to help you. You can contact the SCC R&R Program directly at 669-212-KIDS (5437) or by emailing.

First 5 Santa Clara Family Resource Centers

FIRST 5 Santa Clara County operates many Family Resource Centers across the county which provide families with fun and educational parent and child activities, nutrition and wellness programs for the whole family, developmental screenings for ages birth to 5, parent and caregiver workshops, and much more! Find a center near you.

Inclusion Collaborative 

The Inclusion Support Warm Line offers free support, information, and referrals for including children of all ages with disabilities and other needs in childcare settings. They also conduct developmental screenings.​ They can offer resources in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese (and other languages as needed). 

Immunization Resources

To learn about vaccinations by age and vaccination locations in our county, visit the Santa Clara County Office of Education’s Steps for Success website.