Let’s Engage Everyday

Building Social Competence

Let’s Engage helps children build and maintain relationships with others, developing their ability to engage in play and learning independence, including routines. Educators and families gain the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to support children’s learning and development through play and everyday routines.

With support from a key worker and occupational therapist, access therapy support and coaching, resources and materials to build the skills of educators and families, and parent education, delivered face-to-face or online to fit your needs.

Expected Outcomes

For Children

Improved:

social interaction skills
ability to build and maintain relationships with others
ability to engage in routines
ability to engage in play and learning independence.

For Educators

Improved:

understanding of social skill development in early childhood
ability to implement strategies to support social skill development
ability to support diverse needs through inclusive practices.

For Families

Improved:

understanding of social skill development in early childhood
ability to implement strategies to support social skill development
family involvement and connection

Let’s Engage Everyday Services

Below is an example of the services we can provide in Let’s Engage Everyday. Each stage is tailored to your priorities, strengthening the skills and confidence of educators and families, and embedding practical, evidence-based strategies into daily routines so children can thrive at home, in learning settings, and in the community.

Focus	Content	Practitioner Delivery	Suggested Hours	Additional Considerations
Service Delivery and Planning	A Key Worker makes initial contact to understand the specific needs and context of your service. Together, we’ll set clear goals for delivery, define what success looks like, and establish how progress will be measured. Preferred delivery modes (online, face-to-face, or blended) will be identified. We’ll map timeframes for delivery, outline required resources, and confirm which professionals (Key Worker and/or Occupational Therapist) will be involved. This could include: development of a program to meet the needs of a neuro divergent cohort understanding the impact of disability, trauma and community on emotional resilience and coping strategies understanding what to expect next in children’s emotional skill development designing activities to build skills within a play-based environment  targeting specific gaps in emotional development through individualized planning and evidence-based strategies incorporating learning opportunities through routines and parent education.	Key Worker	1.5 hrs online	Completed online with educator/s
Resources and Materials	Development of evidence based resources to support individual planning documents co-created with Key Worker and Educators. This could include: parent education materials social stories visual scripts and schedules targeted emotional regulation for your individual service information on impacts of trauma and disability on emotional development programming materials to aid managing and building emotional resilience and coping strategies.	Key Worker and Occupational Therapist	2 hrs	Developed prior to sessions and/or within sessions.
Coaching and Therapy Support	On-site delivery by a Key Worker and/or Allied Health professional. Support provided in targeted blocks focused on your service’s identified goals. In-room coaching and modelling embedded into daily routines and learning activities.	Key Worker and/or Occupational Therapist	3/6 hrs each session - flexibility based on session length and disciplines involved	Additional costs for travel and accommodation when delivered face to face.
Reflection and capacity Building	Collaborative sessions to build whole-team knowledge of inclusive practice. Promote consistent understanding and application of strategies across your program. Opportunity for reflective practice, shared planning, and team-based problem-solving.	Key Worker	2 hrs each session - designed to accompany the coaching and therapy support session(s).	Can be delivered face to face or online. Additional travel and accommodation when delivered face to face.
Parent Education	Delivered online or in-person, aligned to your priority areas. Support families to embed strategies into home and community settings. Individualise based on knowledge of service and community- post therapy support. Strengthen parents understanding of child development and practical ways to support learning.	Key Worker	1.5 hrs	Can be delivered online or in-person.

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Our Everyday Steps to Success Packages

Let’s Move Everyday

Support physical development by building milestone knowledge, environmental adaptations and fostering active play spaces.

Let’s Move Everyday

Let’s Enquire Everyday

Strengthen their language, communication, play, and early literacy and numeracy skills while improving attention and focus.

Let’s Enquire Everyday

Let’s Regulate Everyday

Support emotional development by understanding expectations, fostering opportunities for skill development including regulations strategies, resilience, and coping skills.

Let’s Regulate Everyday

Let’s Talk Everyday

Support early language, communication, literacy, and numeracy development through play-based learning and tailored strategies.

Let’s Talk Together Everyday

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Expected Outcomes

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