Enriching Lives. Working side by side with children, family & communities
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Partnerships and Networks
ODEEP has established a robust network of partnerships and affiliations to enhance our vision of enhancing lives, working side by side with children, family & community. By collaborating with other early interventions providers, mainstream family and support services, government agencies, and other non-profit organisations, ODEEP can offer comprehensive and multidisciplinary support tailored to each child's unique needs. These partnerships enable the sharing of best practices, access to cutting-edge research, and the integration of diverse expertise, ensuring that children receive the highest quality of care. Moreover, this collaborative approach fosters a supportive community that advocates for inclusive policies and resources, ultimately leading to better outcomes for children with disabilities and their families.
Early Intervention Best Practice Network (EIBPN)
The Early Intervention Best Practice Network is a network of nineteen (19) not-for-profit providers of early intervention services and/or early childhood education. Together, we support over 4,788 children annually in early intervention under the NDIS and over 16,873 children and young people annually in total. We primarily operate across NSW, VIC and the ACT.
The Child and Family Supports Alliance NSW (CaFSA)
The Child and Family Supports Alliance NSW (CaFSA), is a collaborative body of leaders from NSW's mainstream and specialist community-based and not-for-profit sectors, including national parenting support services. CaFSA was established to advocate for, design, and implement foundational supports systems tailored for children with developmental differences and their families. CaFSA is developing a supportive framework for Foundational Supports benefiting children and their families across NSW.