- Look at your child’s needs across all areas, rather than focusing solely on specific aspects of your child’s development
- Provide services and support in your home and local community
Early intervention available now in many communities across Australia.
Our early intervention services support families of children with disabilities and developmental delays aged up to nine years.
To help families achieve optimal outcomes, our team includes key workers, therapists and practitioners working together to meet a child’s physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development needs.
When you work with us, you’ll be matched with a key worker, who is a degree-qualified teacher with a thorough understanding of childhood development. They’ll take the time to get to know your family, what’s important to you all, and what you want to achieve. Additionally, they’ll coordinate services provided by therapists and practitioners on your team, which may include speech pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and behaviour support practitioners. While each family’s team configuration depends on the child’s developmental needs and therapist availability, you can count on the support of a key worker, and at least one therapist for your early intervention services.
If your child and family want to learn many new skills, you may also receive assistance from a habit coach. Our habit coaches support families by helping them practice their newly acquired skills between therapy sessions.
Whether it’s enhancing social skills, making new friends, increasing independence, improving communication or mobility, our early childhood services help improve the well-being and quality of life for your child and family. When you choose us for early childhood supports, you can expect that we will:
We have early childhood key workers available in selected hubs across Australia. Contact us now to get your child started on their therapy journey!
Our early childhood supports are available to children with an NDIS plan. Our team is experienced in improving the well-being of children younger than nine years and their families, including:
Is your child not yet a NDIS participant? Visit our NDIS Page for information on getting your plan funded.
Do you have questions about our early childhood intervention services? Book a free, no-obligation 15-minute phone call with our Access team.