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Early Childhood Intervention Key Worker Model
Early childhood support is designed for children aged up to 7 years undergoing developmental delay or any other disability. At Words Made Alive, we adhere to the Key Worker Model for early childhood intervention to help children give the best possible kickstart to their lives. It is by far, the best practice model identified by NDIS to support families undergoing disabilities.
The Key Worker model is family-centric where regular communication between the Key Worker and family ensures that the family develops necessary skills required for informed decision-making and goal-setting for the child. The Key Workers assist families in developing various goals along with individual plans that can assist in their child’s overall learning process.
What’s the Role of a Key Worker?
A Key Worker is an allied health therapist who possesses specialised skills in working with children in an early intervention stage. A professional having expertise in areas of physiotherapy, speech pathology or occupational therapy can qualify as a Key Worker. A Key Worker conducts an assessment with the parent or child to identify possible areas of improvement and design early intervention family support strategies to meet tailored life goals.
At Words Made Alive, we have qualified and trained professionals with vast practical experience and a thorough understanding of a child’s developmental needs. They possess the acumen to diagnose the needs of a child and parent from all possible angles and develop strategic plans for building independence and everyday skills.
We Provide Comprehensive Range of Services
Our Key Workers specialise in providing a comprehensive range of services such as:
- Arranging services from other practitioners to boost child’s development
- Building family’s skills and abilities to advocate for the best interests of their child
- Providing understandable information to the family for informed decision-making regarding their child’s needs
- Creating tailored strategies to assist families in their daily routines to support a child’s natural environment
- Connecting families with various community-based services and empowering them in building independence
Besides assisting families in meeting child’s development needs, there are multiple benefits of the Key Worker model:
- Easy access of families to a team of practitioners with varied skills and knowledge.
- Improved trust and relationship building.
- Reduced stress and hackle of seeking appointments from multiple practitioners.
- Improved strength building capacity in families and making positive changes to support child’s developmental needs.
- Leading to long-term outcomes for both child and family.
How Does it Work?
Tell Us Your Specific Support Needs
Place a call or drop an email mentioning your support requirements and we will ask you various questions to make sure we understand your needs clearly.
Connecting You with NDIS Providers
We help you get in touch with verified and qualified NDIS providers who have appointments readily available.
Choose a Trusted Provider
Discuss your specific needs with various providers and then choose one who can best meet your goals.
Want to Access Our Early Childhood Support?
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