EACH is the NDIS Early Childhood Partner in ACT, Greater Ipswich, Southwest Sydney and Southern NSW. They deliver the Early Childhood Approach for children aged 0-8 years with a disability or developmental delay. EACH works with parents, carers, and families to support children and to ensure they have the best possible start in life. EACH […]
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Go4Fun is a free and engaging program designed for children aged 7 to 13 in New South Wales who are above a healthy weight. It offers a lively approach to gaining insights into healthier living. The initiative centers around fostering positive changes within families, promoting wholesome eating habits, encouraging physical activity, and enhancing children’s self-esteem.
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We are pleased to extend to you all, a warm invitation to our upcoming “Introduction to Autism Workshop” This workshop is designed to provide valuable insights and knowledge about Autism Spectrum Disorders, empowering parents and professionals with the tools and understanding needed to support their children/clients better. Presented by Myrna Dominguez (CLINICAL TEAM LEADER &
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One of the most appealing aspects of a trivia night is the spirit of teamwork that permeates the atmosphere. Collaboration becomes key as you and your teammates pool your expertise to tackle various questions. It’s not just about winning; it’s about having fun with your family and friends… & potentially winning cold hard cash! You
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The latest round of NSW Kids vouchers is here and even though there are changes to the amount given, they are still designed to ignite your kids’ passions and interests! & with the cost of living these days any small amount to help with the cost is welcomed! With the Active Kids vouchers valued at
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Autism Advisory & Support Service are sharing the following call for feedback on behalf of the South Western Sydney Local Health District. South Western Sydney Local Health District (SWSLHD) is creating a strategy ‘South West Kids’. The vision is to build a healthier future by providing life-changing care for children and their families. It outlines
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We here at Autism Advisory & Support Service know that parenting is an incredible journey filled with love, joy, and sometimes challenges. No matter how experienced or prepared we are, every parent will encounter situations where they could use some guidance and support. In this digital age, accessing parent resources has become easier than ever
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Toilet training, also known as potty training or toilet learning, is an essential milestone in a child’s development but it is not without its challenges. The process involves teaching young children to use the toilet for their bowel and bladder needs instead of relying on nappies or pull ups. While each child is unique and
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Every child deserves a nurturing and inclusive environment where they can learn, grow, and develop to their fullest potential. When it comes to children with disabilities, providing them with opportunities to interact, play, and socialise becomes even more crucial. A playgroup designed specifically for children with disabilities can be a powerful avenue for fostering their
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The It Takes Two to Talk (ITTTT) is an evidence-based, internationally recognised program developed by The Hanen Centre and implemented by a Lifestart Speech Pathologist. It is designed to support children aged from 18 months to 6 years who have a language delay and or difficulty communicating with others. This can include children who do
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Autism Advisory and Support Service
‘Our mission is to empower children and adults with autism and their families through knowledge and support’
