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What Is Early Childhood Support?
Early Childhood Support (ECI) is an NDIS-funded service focused on early intervention for young children with developmental delays or disabilities.
The goal is to strengthen your child’s abilities through targeted child development support, while also equipping families with tools and strategies to nurture progress at home and in the community.
Our Early Childhood Intervention Services
1. Developmental Assessments
- Comprehensive developmental assessments to understand your child’s strengths, abilities, and areas needing support.
- Identification of where early intervention therapy can make the most impact.
- Collaborative goal-setting with families to promote meaningful developmental outcomes.
2. Individualised Therapy
- Speech therapy to enhance communication and language skills.
- Occupational therapy to develop fine motor skills and improve independence in daily activities.
- Physiotherapy to support gross motor development, balance, and physical coordination.
All therapy programs are tailored to your child’s unique needs and delivered by experienced NDIS early childhood specialists.
3. Family Support and Education
- Parent coaching and training to help families support their child’s development at home.
- Access to family-centred resources and practical strategies to manage everyday challenges.
- Workshops and peer support groups where families can connect, learn, and share experiences.
4. Early Learning and Social Skills Development
- Support for participation in early learning programs and inclusive community activities.
- Play-based learning to promote social interaction and confidence.
- Guidance to help children build friendships and develop social-emotional skills.
5. Transition Support
- Assistance with smooth transitions into preschool, school, or other educational settings.
- Collaboration with teachers and educators to create inclusive environments.
- Strategies to ensure children adapt confidently to new learning experiences.
6. Multidisciplinary Team Approach
- Coordination between paediatricians, psychologists, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, and educators.
- A holistic approach to supporting your child’s overall growth and wellbeing.
- Regular reviews of intervention plans to reflect your child’s progress and evolving needs.