Support that looks at the whole child.
At The Nurture Project, we provide compassionate, practical and individualised support for children and their families.
Led by The Nurture Project Founder Jess, our multidisciplinary team brings together experience across early childhood, education and allied health. We work alongside children, families and educators to provide support that reflects each child’s individual strengths, needs and goals — at home, kindergarten, school and in the community.
About Us
What We Do
What is a Key Worker?
A Key Worker is a consistent point of support for your child and family. They take the time to get to know your child, understand your family’s goals and help you put practical strategies into everyday life.
Your Key Worker looks at the bigger picture — considering your child’s strengths, challenges, relationships, routines and the environments they spend their time in. They work alongside you and can also collaborate with educators, therapists and other professionals involved in your child’s support.
Specialist support, when it’s needed.
Our multidisciplinary team means children and families can also access specialist support within The Nurture Project.
Depending on your child’s needs and goals, this may be accessed alongside Key Worker support or as an individual service.
Occupational Therapy
Supporting children to participate in everyday life, including areas such as regulation, sensory processing, motor development, independence, play and participation at home, kindergarten and school.
Speech Therapy
Supporting children to communicate, connect and participate, with individualised support for speech, language and functional and social communication.
Play Therapy
Providing a safe and supportive space for children to explore emotions, experiences and relationships through their natural language — play.
