Making conversations count for families and carers

provides protection for children and others

against discrimination based on their disability.

This free program gives you powerful, research-backed insights into how early relationships, environments, and interactions shape healthy brain development, setting children up for a lifetime of learning, resilience and wellbeing. 

This program includes five courses:

• The foundations of brain architecture: Part 1

• The foundations of brain architecture: Part 2

• Stress, adversity and the developing brain

• Building healthy and happy brains

• We are all brain builders

• Employers who wish to improve diversity and inclusion awareness

• Education providers such as schools, and vocational and higher education providers

• Organisations who support people with disability

• Employers who wish to recruit more people with disability

• People with a disability who want to understand their rights

Community-led collaboration for the best start

We believe that every child deserves to thrive and enjoy diverse life opportunities.

Operating on Darug land, in the heart of Mt Druitt, The Hive is the backbone organisation of a place-based, collective impact initiative that works to ensure every child has the best possible start in life.

The Hive’s holistic and inclusive approach is centered around community voice and aspirations. It recognises the impact that families, communities, Governments and service systems have on the well being of children.

• Campbelltown

• Coffs Harbour

• Nambucca.

_{Our mission is to advocate for, strengthen and connect our sector to enhance outcomes for NSW children, young people, families, and their communities.}

13 Greene St Warrawong, NSW, 2502
(02) 4275 8575

Today, Big Yellow Umbrella provides services, programs and activities to meet the needs of all sectors of the local community. Our services include a Children’s Services program, Youth Services, and Community Development, including promoting and supporting a number of community groups since their inception.

• Disability Awareness

• Supporting Children with Developmental Delay

• Sensory Processing

The Circle of Security Classroom Approach aims to enhance educators' capacity to build secure relationships with children in early education and care (ECEC), and early stage one (primary school) settings.

It equips teachers with tools and strategies to understand children's behaviour through an attachment lens, focusing on meeting their underlying needs rather than solely addressing behaviours.

Parents and carers will learn to: 

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•  Understand their child’s emotional world

•  Support their child’s ability to successfully manage emotions

•  Enhance the development of their child's self esteem

•  Honour their innate wisdom and desire for their child to be secure

At Early Childhood Support, we provide mobile Key Worker support for children with a disability or developmental delay. We also offer online training for parents and caregivers. Our team of experienced therapists are dedicated to supporting your child's development.

Contact Us

• Ph: 0427 433 294

• Email: admin@earlychildhoodsupport.com.au 

• Instagram: @earlychildhood_support

• Facebook: ECS - Early Childhood Support

We provide and workshops on:

• Partnering with community

• Community mapping

• Small grant writing

• Circle of Security Parenting

• Circle of Security Classroom