More than a children’s activity
Relaxed, inclusive experiences where children, siblings and parents can spend time together, make memories and connect with others.
Families Together
Children can participate in ways that work for them, siblings can join in and parents and carers can feel comfortable without having to explain their child’s needs.
What whole-family support looks like
- Siblings welcomed and included
- Parents and carers remain with their children
- Relaxed expectations and flexible participation
- Connections with families who understand
- Time together in the local community
Families taking part together
Real families enjoying inclusive experiences, spending time together and taking part in their community.













































A place where families can feel at ease
Inclusion means creating an environment where children, siblings, parents and carers all feel welcome and families can simply enjoy being together.
“Early Intervention has given Aaron and his little brother Neal a place where they feel happy, included and confident, while helping them both try new activities and visit new places that we would have missed out on if there were no relaxed ASN sessions.”
“Early Intervention volunteers care not only about the child with additional needs but also about the rest of the family. I am glad we found the group because our school holidays would be very different without it.”
“My boys have been coming since the early days of Early Intervention, and we all feel as though it is part of our family.
The volunteers have created a wonderful, safe and inclusive environment for many families, and I don’t know where we would be without them.
We have been to so many fun activities and places that we probably would not have experienced without Early Intervention.”
“Over the past few years, Early Intervention has made a huge difference for our family.
It has given Leo the chance to take part in fun, safe and supportive activities—spaces where he can truly enjoy himself without feeling overwhelmed.
It means he does not have to miss out on experiences every child deserves.”
Children included. Siblings involved. Families together.