This paper aims to present the results of research on experiences of families of children with disability, developmental and social risks in Međimurje County with regard to early intervention services they receive or have received. In accordance with the general aim of the research, specific objectives were set, which are reflected in the research questions: what kind of experience describes parents regarding to early intervention services, current needs of the family and the child and expectations of future support. Qualitative methodology was used and the study included 20 parents (18 mothers and 2 fathers), who were chosen for the study by selective sampling. In order to fit the selection criteria the participants had to have a child with disability, developmental or social risk, between three and six years old, ten of them are involved in early intervention services and other ten of them aren't involved in early intervention services, all of them are from different part in Međimurje County. Semi-structured interviews were used to test the participants which were saved by audio recordings, transcribed and analyzed through the qualitative method. Parents are satisfied with the experts and professional support they receive in MURID and the activities offered by Association Pogled. They reported a range of obstacles, which included lack of support, difficulties in finding information, lack of qualified experts, lack of partnership with experts, uncoordinated services, bad experiences with family doctors and pediatricians.The area of early intervention is a critical area requiring a professional, interdisciplinary approach and teamwork. In order to improve the services and the system it is important to connect family doctors and pediatricians with service providers and identify the developmental delay on time. It is necessary to promote evidance based interventions, family centered services, ensuring information is accessible in one place, and to reduce the number of different professionals working with the child.