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Having an Early Years Key Worker can:
*Improve your child's development: By addressing your child's unique needs and providing targeted support.
*Enhance your confidence and skills: By providing you with practical strategies and emotional support.
*Streamline access to services: By connecting you with relevant professionals, services, and community resources.
*Reduce stress and anxiety: By providing emotional support and helping you navigate the system.
You can access an Early Intervention Practitioner through:
*NDIS: If your child has an NDIS plan, you can request an Early Intervention Practitioner as part of their support package
*Private Service for Fee.
*No referral required.
Key differences:
- Age range: Support Coordinators work with participants of all ages, while Early Intervention Practitioners specialize in supporting children aged 0-7 years.
- Focus: Support Coordinators focus on supporting participants to access and use their NDIS funding, while Early Intervention Practitioner focus on providing intensive support to families with young children.
- Approach: Support Coordinators tend to have a more administrative focus, while Early Intervention Practitioner take a more therapeutic and coaching-based approach.
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