(1) Parental skills training, parent education classes, and other related activities;

(2) Health care counseling;

(3) Diagnostic and assessment services to identify a child’s potential developmental disabilities;

(4) Child care for parents while parents are participating in center-based services;

(5) Peer support activities, including recreational and social activities;

(6) Educational services such as GED and postsecondary credentials; and

(7) Pre-employment counseling and skill development to assist the parent in securing and maintaining employment.

(b) A center shall provide services to a child and the child’s parents, grandparents, and other family members to the extent possible.

(c) A center may provide other services if approved by the Intermediary.