Jack Finds His Voice

Four-year-old Jack lives with his mum, dad, and older brother, James. Like many children his age, Jack loves playing with his iPad, enjoying Paw Patrol, and spending time outside with his brother. He has a smile that lights up the room.

Jack’s parents connected with Everyday Independence for NDIS early childhood supports, also known as early childhood intervention services to help him build new skills and strengthen his connections with family, friends and teachers.

Enter Zoe, a key worker with a degree in early childhood development. Zoe works with a team of professionals, including speech pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and habit coaches, all collaborating to help children with disabilities and developmental delay to build their everyday skills.

As the family’s main point of contact, Zoe plans and coordinates Jack’s services. This means Jack’s parents spend less time scheduling appointments and liaising with multiple professionals, allowing them to focus more on helping Jack develop new skills.

 Zoe worked closely with Jack and his family to understand his needs, interests and challenges, using this knowledge to create a plan tailored to his goals.

As Jack’s key worker, I enjoy watching him learn new skills in ways that fit naturally into his day. I’m excited to continue supporting him and his family as he works toward achieving his goals.

Zoe, key worker

Our team-based model involves key workers coordinating services from speech pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, positive behaviour support practitioners and habit coaches. This approach helps children to build everyday skills and confidence while maximising positive changes they can make with their NDIS funding.

Are you Ready to Achieve a Positive Life Change?  

Looking for early childhood supports for a child aged up to nine years? Our team of key workers, therapists and practitioners are here to help children with a disability or developmental delay to develop their everyday skills.

Connect with us on 1300 179 131 or complete an online form, and we’ll be in touch to learn more about how we can assist you.