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One-to-one NDIS support for children in Melbourne's east
Your child sees the same person at the door every visit, working on the thing they are actually trying to do.
The same face, every time
Most support is delivered by whoever is rostered on that week. That is hard on a child who takes a while to trust someone new, because the trust never gets a chance to build.
Lynne delivers every session herself. There is no roster and no handover. Your child does not have to start again with a stranger, and you do not have to explain everything twice.
Every session works toward something
Sessions are not about filling in time. Each one moves toward a goal your child and your family have chosen, and progress gets talked about openly.
That might be saying a first word, reading a book on their own, being ready to join a dance class, or kicking a football in the park. Small, specific, and theirs.
- Everyday life skills and independence
- Confidence in new places and with new people
- Getting ready for the things other children are already doing
At home, and out in the world
Most sessions start at home, because that is where a child is most themselves and where a new skill has to work first.
As they get more confident, sessions move out into the local community, so a skill practised at the kitchen table gets used in the place it actually matters.
Who this suits
Children living at home with their families who want one-to-one attention rather than a group. Families working toward specific developmental goals. Children who are non-verbal or building communication.
It is not the right fit for adults, for group programs, or for clinical supports such as physiotherapy or therapy delivered by a registered practitioner. Lynne works alone, so it is also not right where two workers need to be present.
About Lynne
Lynne Callegari trained as an early childhood educator and holds a Certificate III in childcare. She moved into in-home care for children with disability because it is the work she wanted to do.
The instinct is to teach, not simply to supervise. She is not a therapist, and does not pretend to be. She is the person who turns up and does the patient, repetitive work that makes a goal real.
There is no waitlist right now
Pathways to Horizons is taking on new children and can start without a long wait. A first conversation is just a conversation, with no obligation.
Or call Lynne on 0425 785 376, or email [email protected].