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The Infant Development Association (IDA) is a charitable nonprofit organization that relies on community/individuals who support our mission and activities of this organization. Funding supports this website, policy/advocacy information, free webinars, and reasonable training fees in order for you to access continued training/education regarding best practices in the field of early intervention.

Donation towards IDA sponsored projects can also be made here. You can indicate in the donation form which project you wish to donate to.

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Donate Your Vehicle to IDA

We turn your vehicles into advocacy, training and quality early intervention for children with special needs!

Kick off the summer feeling good by donating your unwanted car, truck, boat, motorcycle, SUV or even plane. Your generosity qualifies for a tax deduction and we’ll do the heavy lifting.

Donate today by calling toll free 855-500-7433 | 855-500-RIDE. The pick-up is free and we will schedule it during a time that’s convenient for you. We will give you a receipt and you will be able to deduct the gross sales price as an itemized deduction on your income taxes.

IDA will use the proceeds from the sale to support its mission of fostering collaboration between families and professionals working with children, birth to three with special needs.

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CA Budget Compromise Reached

Governor Newsom, President pro Tempore Mike McGuire and Speaker of the Assembly Robert Rivas announced Saturday that a compromise has been reached regarding the California budget.

One of the compromises for the Department of Developmental Services budget is that the rate implementation will have a 6 month delay instead of 1 year. "Department of Developmental Services Provider Pay Delay—Delays implementation of increased provider pay by six months to January 1, 2025."