The right people around your child
Every family is different. Pick a support below to see what it is and how it helps. Not sure? We can help you build the right team.
One go-to person for your family
A Key Worker is your main point of contact, someone who gets to know your child and family, understands your goals, and helps guide you through the early intervention and education journey.
From understanding your child’s needs to connecting you with services and supports, your Key Worker can support you every step of the way. They could be someone already in your child’s team, like a Speech Pathologist, Occupational Therapist or Specialist Educator.
The role of a Key Worker
- Understanding your child and knowing your priorities
- Connecting your team to reduce the load on families
- Navigating services and supports
- Building capacity with carers and educators
- Connecting with community resources
- Supporting successful transitions
- Maximising opportunities and outcomes
- Your go-to for support
Confidence to connect, play and learn
Our Specialist Educators use a family-centred approach, working alongside parents, carers, therapists and educators.
They help with
- Skills and confidence across all areas of early childhood
- Transition to and inclusion in early childhood, preschool, schools and community settings
- Responding to and supporting challenges in school and early childhood settings
- Collaboration with a child’s team to provide tailored support
Building everyday skills through play
Our Occupational Therapists support children in developing everyday skills through a play-based approach, focused on building independence across home, education and community spaces.
They help with
- Building independence in everyday tasks
- Play, self care and motor skill development
- Managing emotions
- Sensory needs
- Assessments and reports, including Functional Capacity Assessments (FCAs)
Helping children communicate, understand and connect
Our Speech Pathologists support communication in whatever form that looks like for the child, acknowledging everyone deserves a voice.
They help with
- Language development and speech sounds
- Understanding language
- AAC and gestalt language processing
- Eating and feeding
- Social communication and play
- Assessments and reports
An individualised and responsive approach to eating
Our Dietitians support children and families with eating, growth and nutrition, providing practical advice that acknowledges family values around food.
They help with
- Fussy eating and mealtime support
- Maintaining healthy growth and nutrition
- Responsive feeding practices
- Working with your child’s team to support mealtimes in the home, early childhood and school settings
How are services funded?
Families use the NDIS and other options to pay for early intervention. We explain how it works in plain language.
Everyone on the same page
We get to know your child
Our team meets your child and family first, so the plan is built around them.
We share skills
Therapists and educators learn and connect with each other, so support stays consistent.
We build your confidence
We put supports in place for everyday life, not just in sessions.