Early Family Intervention

All children have a unique and significant impact on our world. LOJ Supports give families the support and tools needed to unlock and better understand their child’s potential. Early childhood intervention is all about giving children with developmental delay or disability, the supports they need to enable the child to have the best possible start in life.

How We Can Help…

At LOJ Supports, we provide assistance to help ride life’s waves with you. Our Early Family & Childhood Intervention services are based from a holistic family approach. We work alongside you to curate an established, accessible and tailored plan for your family’s specific needs.

The Family Intervention Service is an in-home family support program that aims to assist families in enhancing family relationships and meeting the care and developmental needs of children. In this program we work with families for up to 18 months, giving them all the support they may need.

 

What Is Included?

You can see below a few of the areas that we can assist you with Early Family Intervention. If you can’t see what you’re looking for, make sure to contact our team via the Contact Us page of this website, to discuss the options available.

  • Assistance in referrals to specialist services

  • Household Management & Budgeting

  • Healthy Lifestyles & Self-esteem

  • Identifying Assistance Needed

  • Effective Communication

  • Holistic Family Approach

  • Routines & Boundaries

  • Support Coordination

  • Healthy Relationships

  • Child Development

  • Emotion Regulation

  • Domestic Cleaning

  • Case Management

  • Support Work

  • Counselling

  • + More

 

The Advantages

Early Childhood Intervention will help your child's brain develop in a way that gives them the best chance possible for the future. It will help your whole family learn how to adapt to having a child with a disability so that you can support their needs as they grow up. Some other advantages of Early Interventions are:

1. Helping your child make the most of learning through play.

2. May reduce the need for specialised support during a child’s school years.

3. Empowers families to help their child reach their true potential.