Your Questions, Answered..

  • Our focus is with young people who are neurodiverse and/or intellectually disabled. We also collaborate closely with their families and primary carers to ensure consistent, meaningful support.

  • Families and primary carers are central to our approach. We collaborate closely with them, keeping communication open and ensuring they feel supported and informed.

  • We support children and young people, typically from early childhood (6 years old) through adolescence (18 years+). Our approach is flexible to meet the individual needs of each young person.

  • We are intentionally close-knit and relationship-focused. This allows us to prioritise strong, trustworthy connections with both young people and their families, providing consistent, personalised support.

  • Every session is tailored to the individual, and may include life-skills development, creative activities, social interaction, practical support, or shared quiet time. Sessions are guided by the young person’s needs, interests, and family goals.

  •  Building trust takes time. Our small, consistent team focuses on patience and relationship-building, allowing young people to engage at their own pace.

  • Our support is charged at a simple hourly rate of $45.00 per hour. This keeps things transparent and flexible for families.

  • We provide consistent day-to-day support that helps young people develop confidence, independence, and meaningful life skills. Support is always tailored to each individual’s strengths, interests, and needs.

  • All our team members are police-vetted and thoughtfully chosen to suit the needs of the young people we support. Their safety, dignity, and wellbeing are central to everything we do.

  • Many young people communicate without spoken words, through actions, expressions, or other cues. We take time to understand their way of communicating, building trust so connection can grow naturally.

  • Yes! We love incorporating arts, creativity, and play into our sessions, as these can be powerful ways for young people to express themselves and build confidence.