EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION SERVICES By the end of 2016, the social welfare and health system, in cooperation with local authorities, provides comprehensive, quality,
accessible and responsive home-based early childhood intervention services to most vulnerable families and children, which contributes to Child Health, Early Learning, Equity â€“ Focus On Girls' And Inclusive Education, Health Systems Strengthening, Health â€“ General, Maternal And Newborn Health, Policy Advocacy â€“ Urban, Civil Society, Parliament, Environment, Social Exclusion â€“ Data And Evidence. UNICEF aims to achieve this through Systems Strengthening And Institution Building. This contributes to the following Country Programme result: Early Child Development (ECD) services for vulnerable children    ensure that girls and boys from the poorest families, including those with disabilities or
developmental risks, and from the Roma minority benefit from Â i) inclusive, community-based preschool services for children and
families  ii) family based early childhood intervention programmes and services and iii) perinatal care services and better
parenting education