
Support for when families need it.
Help EarlyEd Provide Support When it is Needed to Families Living with Disability!
When families first begin to worry about their child’s development, it can be an uncertain and overwhelming time. They may not know where to turn, who to ask, or what steps to take. EarlyEd is here to provide guidance, clarity and support at this critical moment.
For over 47 years, EarlyEd has been a trusted, local not-for-profit organisation supporting children with developmental concerns, delays and disability, and their families across Northern and Western Sydney. Our purpose is to ensure that every child and family can access the right support, at the right time.

EarlyEd guides over 800 families annually to find their way, to feel less isolated,
be listened to without judgement, to better understand their child’s needs,
and be supported to take the next steps with confidence.
More and more children with delays in development and disability are missing out on support due to cost, funding barriers and eligibility requirements. The process to accessing support is complicated and families are daunted by the process.
EarlyEd helps bridge this gap by providing community-based support, trusted guidance and practical assistance,
ensuring families are not left to navigate complex support systems alone.





How Can You Help
Your donation means that EarlyEd can continue this work. For every donation of:

$50
Provides a phone consultation with a family concerned about their child’s development.

$120
A donation of $120 will help cover the gap from a Medicare rebate and the full cost of a therapy session.

$200
Gives a 1-hour individualised session to help a family understand what support is available to suit their child’s needs and to get started.

$500
Provides a supported playgroup and information session for multiple families where they can find answers to questions about their child’s developmental needs, connect with other parents, grandparents and carers and children, and learn new ways to support their child’s learning and development.
Through the Support When Families Need it Program we can:
provide support for babies born with disability
provide early support for families at the point of diagnosis
support the needs of the whole family
advocate for inclusion for children with disabilities in their community



