Early Intervention Support using The KEY WORKER model

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The Key Worker Model is designed to provide personalised support to children and families in the early intervention process. A Key Worker acts as a main point of contact, offering guidance, coordination, tailored therapy and assistance throughout your child's developmental journey. The Key Worker Model is widely acknowledged and endorsed as a best practice within Early Childhood Intervention Services, including its recognition and adoption under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). 

• A Key Worker collaborates with you and other professionals to design tailored goals and strategies to suit your child’s needs and development.
• Provide regular therapy, and education to promote your child's learning and development. 
• Regular monitoring of your child's progress, making adjustments to goals and strategies as needed.
• Therapy is delivered either in the family home, community, clinic, childcare, preschool or school. 

Holistic approach to your child's development, addressing various aspects including but not limited to:

• Communication and language skills
• Fine and gross motor skills
• Behaviour
• Emotional regulation
• Social development
• School readiness
• Self care skills 
• Literacy support
• Inclusion support in early childhood and school settings

• A Key Worker is your main therapist, reducing the stress of managing multiple appointments and professionals for families and when required, assists with organising other therapists/support services.
• Dedicated advocate, empowering your family throughout the intervention journey.
• Advocacy ensures that your child receives personalised, effective and comprehensive care.
• They empower parents and caregivers with knowledge about interventions and strategies that can be implemented at home to support their child's progress. 

No referral is needed, families can self refer by clicking the button below 'contact us'