Early Intervention Services (EIS) for ages birth to 3

Early Intervention Services (EIS) for ages birth to 3EIS supports families who have concerns or questions about their infant or toddler's development. EI Services are provided to eligible infants and toddlers, with development al delays in language, motor, self-help, social skills, and problem solving. The family and early intervention

Early Intervention Services (EIS) Process

Early Intervention Services (EIS) ProcessReferral Process: Referrals may come to EDIS from any military medical provider or the parents. When a referral is received from a source other than the parents, EDIS staff will contact the family to make an appointment for an intake and screening.Intake Process: The intake involves an interview with the

Earthquake Awareness

When an earthquake strikes your area, the "solid" earth moves like the deck of a ship. What you do during and immediately after the shaking makes lie-and-death differences for you, your family, and your neighbors. These rules will help you survive. During the Shaking 1. Do not panic. The motion is frightening but, unless it shakes something down on

E-FOIA Reading Room

The Electronic Freedom of Information Act , FOIA [5 USC 552(a)(2)(D)], requires that certain documents of interest to the general public be published electronically. Our command has determined that the materials reflected in the "Yokota E-FOIA Reading Room" should be made available to the general public in electronic form as FOIA-processed (a) (2)

Eligibility

ELIGIBILITYTo receive services from EDIS, children must first have an entitlement to tuition-free enrollment in DoD schools in overseas and domestic locations. The Department of Defense established the eligibility criteria for children ages birth to 3 to receive Early Intervention Services (EIS), and for children ages 3 through 21 to enroll in

Emergency Contact Information

For on-base emergencies from DSN, dial 911For on-base emergencies from a cell phone, dial 042-507-6560 or 042-552-2510 then 911For off-base emergencies dial 119

Environmental Morale Leave

The holiday season is a time when families will be traveling to celebratearound the world. Military, DoD Civilians, contractors and dependent Yokotateam members need to be aware of travel requirements for a host ofdestinations around the world, to include new travel restrictions to Mexico.The Individual Anti-Terrorism Plan (IATP) and the

Family Housing

To view the 2010 Family Housing Pamphlet, click here.All members of the military services who are commissioned officer, warrant officer, and enlisted personnel on active duty and eligible for Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) at the with-dependent rate (except military to military) and who are serving an accompanied tour for the area and authorized

Family Housing Pamphlet

November 2010

Federal Voting Assistance Program

Each Federal election year, the Federal Voting Assistance Program works with the Armed Services and overseas citizens groups to promote voter awareness and absentee voting by conducting Voting Emphasis Weeks. The goal is to get as many of our Yokota Airmen and their dependents registered to vote as possible.27 June through 1 July is Overseas