How We Support Your Child
Direct One-on-One Support and Family Collaboration
Our speech pathologists and psychologists offer personalised, one-on-one support to children to help them develop essential skills, build capacity and confidence, and work towards their short-term and long-term goals. Tailored sessions focus on each child’s specific needs, such as communication, emotional regulation, social development, or learning strategies.
In addition to direct support, our professionals work closely with parents and caregivers through collaborative planning, goal setting, and review sessions. Parent or carer sessions are built into your yearly 50-week schedule, but can also be added in at any stage, in place of a session with your child. These important touchpoints ensure that therapeutic goals are aligned with family priorities and your child’s NDIS plan, and they provide valuable insight into progress and next steps. This partnership approach empowers families to be actively involved in their child’s development and ensures Learning Links’ supports remain responsive and relevant throughout the journey.
Our Approach to the Key Worker Model
As part of our collaborative approach to supporting children with NDIS funding, our team of experienced speech pathologists and psychologists are able to work alongside other professionals or providers involved in your child’s care. This integrated model ensures that everyone working with your child is aligned in supporting their development and achieving their goals. Our professionals can engage in coordination activities – such as consulting with therapists or contributing to shared planning – instead of scheduled one-to-one sessions, or in addition to them. This flexibility allows us to contribute meaningfully to progress reports, resource planning, and communication strategies, creating a seamless and consistent support network for your child.
Learning Links is a Child Safe Organisation
Learning Links is committed to implementing the Child Safe Standards to ensure a safe environment for the children we work with. By embedding these standards into our everyday practice and putting the interests of children at the centre of all that we do, we’re helping to build a culture where all abuse of children is prevented, responded to and reported.
Dedicated to continuous improvement
Learning Links is committed to receiving feedback from customers, members of the public, and agencies, as a means of promoting continuous improvement in our NDIS Services. We recognise the right of any individual or group to provide feedback or raise a complaint.
Complaints lodged by parents, carers and/or professionals regarding a NDIS participant can also be lodged with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission by contacting the Commission on 1800 035 544.
Feedback and Complaints
Registered NDIS provider
Learning Links is audited against the NDIS Practice Standards by SAI GLOBAL to ensure consistent, sustainable and quality services are delivered to all participants.