Who We Help

  • Early Childhood (0–6 years)
  • School-Aged Children (7–12 years)
  • Teenagers & Young People (13–21 years)
  • Adults (21+ years)

Early Childhood (0–6 years)

Growing strong foundations through play, relationships and everyday routines.
We provide Early Childhood Supports under the NDIS Early Childhood Approach (ECA), using developmentally appropriate, evidence-based early intervention. Our clinicians build your child’s functional capacity across communication, social interaction, regulation, movement and independence.

We combine play-based therapy, parent/caregiver coaching, and routine-based intervention so your child’s skills grow across all environments—home, community, kindergarten and early learning settings.

Key Focus Areas

  • Communication: first words, receptive/expressive language, joint attention, interactive play
  • Social interaction: turn-taking, imitation, peer engagement, shared enjoyment
  • Emotional regulation: co-regulation, sensory strategies, calming routines, predictable transitions
  • Motor development: core strength, stability, bilateral coordination, grasp, pre-writing
  • Daily living skills: mealtimes, dressing, toileting, sleep routines, independence
  • Learning & participation: following instructions, group engagement, foundation literacy/numeracy, school readiness

How Sessions Work

  • Play-based developmental sessions following your child’s interests
  • Parent coaching during and after sessions
  • Short, practical home strategies after each visit
  • Regular reviews using NDIS outcome measures
  • Support plans aligned with your child’s NDIS goals
  • Collaboration with ECEC/kindy for consistency across environments

School-Aged Children (7–12 years)

Confidence for classroom, home and community participation.
We support children to enhance their learning, communication, social understanding, motor skills and emotional regulation—all essential for success in structured environments like school.

Key Focus Areas

  • Classroom functioning: routines, transitions, task initiation, working memory
  • Communication: articulation, language understanding/expression, narrative skills, literacy foundations
  • Motor skills: handwriting, keyboarding, fine-motor coordination, endurance
  • Social participation: friendship-building, cooperative play, conflict resolution
  • Sensory regulation: strategies for busy school days and high-demand environments

Teenagers & Young People (13–21 years)

Identity, independence and real-world skills.
We help young people navigate school, employment pathways, community participation and mental health challenges using supports that build executive functioning, emotional wellbeing and adaptive skills.

Key Focus Areas

  • Executive function: planning, sequencing, time management
  • Self-advocacy: communication, goal setting, independence skills
  • Emotional wellbeing: coping skills, anxiety strategies, solution-focused thinking
  • Life skills: travel training, money skills, meal preparation, work-readiness
  • Social communication: safe online behaviour, peer engagement, relationships

Adults (21+ years)

Identity, independence and real-world skills.
We help young people navigate school, employment pathways, community participation and mental health challenges using supports that build executive functioning, emotional wellbeing and adaptive skills.

Parents & Caregivers

Empowered families create the best outcomes.
We use coaching frameworks (Hanen, ESDM principles, PBS, routines-based intervention) to strengthen your confidence in supporting your child’s growth.
Support includes:

  • Navigation of NDIS plans and reports
  • Understanding assessments and recommendations
  • Practical strategies you can embed into home routines
  • Regular communication and goal reviews
Schools & Early Learning Centres (ECECs)

Practical, classroom-ready strategies.
We provide functional observations, screenings, educator coaching and in-class visual, sensory and behavioural supports that educators can apply immediately.

Supports include:

  • Kinder visits
  • Classroom observations
  • Educator PD and coaching
  • Sensory circuits, visual schedules, transition systems
  • Behaviour support suggestions based on functional needs
Support Coordinators & Plan Managers

Clear, measurable, timely.
Care 4 Home provides high-quality clinical documentation aligned to NDIS plan goals, functional capacity domains and review requirements.
We provide:

  • Immediate capacity updates
  • Transparent service agreements
  • Evidence for plan reassessments
  • Clear outcome tracking