There are three parenting centres which operate in Tasmania's South, North and North-West districts. They form part of the state's Child Health and Parenting Service. Tasmania's' Parenting Centres are designed to offer support for families with children aged from 0-5 years, on a Monday to Friday, day-stay basis. Staff are from a range of professional backgrounds and include child and family health nurses, psychologists and social workers.

Walker House Parenting Centre - North

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Early intervention students at Abacus must attend a minimum of 12 hours and can attend up to 30 hours of ABA therapy per week. Although the majority of our students are 2-6 years old, we take students up to the age of 18. Students under 3 years of age and living in the Frankston-Mornington Peninsula area, can receive home-based sessions until around 3 years of age or when they are developmentally ready for transition to our centre-based service (subject to staff availability). Transition to Kinder

Trained Abacus staff will support your child in the crucial early stages of transition to a group learning environment. This service ranges from short-term transition to ongoing programming support. This support will include on-site training of preschool teachers and aides on the student's specific learning style and effective behaviour strategies. Through this structured transition program we provide the framework for the successful transfer of skills from the ABA environment to future learning situations.

Abacus Learning Centre

The first year of a baby's life presents many challenges for a new parent. Recognising this, we provide extensive support through our Early Parenting Unit, in a very caring and understanding environment.Staffed by a multi-disciplinary team of midwives, nurses, registered nurses,psychologist and social worker.

Kooweerup Regional Health Service

The Aboriginal Best Start program is designed to strengthen the capacity of parents, families and communities and early year services to provide for the needs of young children and their families.
It's an early intervention and prevention program aimed at improving the health, development, learning and wellbeing of children from conception to primary school. It brings together parents, health, education and community service agencies into a partnership that concentrates on meeting the needs of young children. The service is available for children aged 0 to 3 years and their families.

Gippsland and East Gippsland Aboriginal Co-operative

headspace centres are here for you. Whether you need information or someone to talk to - headspace can set you up with expert support. Please visit the website to find all you need to know about your closest centre.

headspace Frankston

QEC's Early Parenting Services offer programs for families with children from birth up to the age of four. Services Provided: Early Parenting Advice, Residential Programs, PASDS and Day Stay. Community Programs - Parenting Plus, Stronger Families, Cradle to kinder, and Individual Child and Family Support programs.

THE QUEEN ELIZABETH CENTRE

Family Life - Cheltenham

The Early Parenting Support (EPS) Service is an innovative and exciting service supporting young families during the early infant period.
With increasingly short stays in hospital, many new parents feel like they have little idea of what to do, what to expect and what to feel, when they get home with their new baby. For many, there is little family support, or it is too far away, and community resources can be difficult to access or are too stretched to provide quick and effective assistance.
At NEST, we are lucky to have staff with Midwifery and Maternal and Child Health Nurse qualifications and experience allowing us to offer an Early Parenting Support Service where an experienced Nurse can visit your home and provides a range of services tailored to the needs of your family, such as:
* Monitoring child's growth
* Monitoring child's development
* Dealing with parenting concerns
* Provision of play and learning ideas
* Connecting and communicating with your child
* Education around issues that have arisen with a Doctor or Maternal and Child Health Nurse

NEST Family Wellness Clinic - Elsternwick

Parenting Orders Program - for separated parents in high conflict. These services include Parent-Child Therapy, Girls with Attitude, Grief and Loss Workshops, Grandparents Group, Parents Resolving Conflict, Renovation Your Relationship, Fathering after Separation, Men's Behaviour Change Group and Indigenous Men's and Women's Network.

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