Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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Answers to Common Questions About Building All Children®’s Services

Looking for guidance on assessments, costs, qualifications, or what to expect? We’re here to help. Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our child development support services.

Building All Children® is an early childhood program that serves children birth to 4th grade. No qualifications required. We are not based on income or percentage of delays. Any family can access our services by calling our office and completing a consent packet to begin the process.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and do not bill insurance. However, we do take your insurance coverage into account when helping connect you with outside resources.
Our services are financially sponsored by our churches, schools and community partners through donations. When you call, you’ll be informed that your child has already been sponsored. If you’re able, you’ll be invited to pay it forward by opening up the sponsorship and then our partners will cover the rest.
All donations are tax-deductible. Donate here
Complete the intake form the “get started” button or call us at 918.398.6127. We’ll send you a consent packet by email or mail. Once we receive the completed packet, we’ll call to schedule an academic and developmental assessment.
We’ll prepare a detailed, personalized report based on your child’s developmental screening. You’ll return for a family conference (without your child) where we review the results, provide recommendations, and connect you with resources. We’ll follow up to check progress, and may schedule a rescreen within the year.
No, our team provides developmental and academic assessments but does not diagnose. If we suspect a need for a diagnosis, we will refer you to a qualified professional.
Yes. After completing our assessment process, a Child Development Specialist can help you advocate for your child during meetings with teachers or administrators, with your consent.
We believe every child has unique gifts. If academic assessment scores indicate giftedness, we will guide you to enrichment resources tailored to your child’s strengths.
No. We are a nonprofit focused on assessing and building a child’s development. We do not offer therapy or formal education but connect families to external services when needed.
Yes. We work closely with schools and with parental consent, our specialists can observe your child in a classroom setting and work with educators to develop strategies that support your child’s learning and behavior in the classroom.