Our Services Include:

  • NDIS Social Worker providing advocacy for indivduals and family support.

  • Working within the Key Worker model.

  • Early intervention & neurodiversity-informed strategies.

  • Parent & caregiver coaching to build confidence and long-term success.

  • Education & therapy plans tailored to individuals needs.

  • Emotional regulation & skill-building for everyday life.

  • Collaboration with schools, allied health professionals, & support networks.

Who are we?

What we can do for you!

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man in white shirt carrying boy

At Family First - Education

We provide NDIS Social Work support, early intervention, and parent and caregiver coaching to help individuals and families navigate neurodiversity and disability.

Empowering individuals and families with knowledge, strategies, and personalised support.

We specialise in supporting individuals with:

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD

Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)

Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)

Global Developmental Delay (GDD) & Intellectual Disabilities

Sensory Processing Differences & Emotional Regulation Needs

Educational Support & Learning Difference

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two person holding papercut heart

Serving families across Adelaide for face to face and telehealth options as an alternative.

We specialise in educational services for individuals with:

📚 Dyslexia – Reading and language processing support

🔢 Dyscalculia – Numeracy and mathematical learning strategies

✍️ Dysgraphia – Writing and fine motor skill development

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a woman is holding a pencil and looking at a book
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boy writing

What is the Key Worker Model

A big part of what we do is what is call the Key Worker role with NDIS participants.
Funding for a Key Worker is part of the NDIS Early Childhood Intervention approach.

It is evidence based and research shows it is the best way to support children with a disability or developmental delay under the age of 9 years.

The role of a Key Worker includes:
Assessing your child’s needs and goals
Creating a personalised therapy plan
Supporting parental learning in the home
Bringing in other experts (like OTs, Physios, or Speech Pathologists) when needed
Coordinating with the team of therapists

If your child has funding for Early Childhood Intervention and you would like to find out more about a Key Worker, get in touch with us.

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a group of people holding hands

Here's what our customers say

“Carol is an amazing social worker who truly cares. She listens closely, provides support with kindness, and makes a real difference. We're lucky to have her.”

Natalie Bradke

“Carol is deeply caring, compassionate, and highly skilled in supporting children and families, especially with NDIS and disability challenges. Her warmth and tailored approach make her an invaluable advocate.”

- Julie Fields

“Carol has worked tirelessly and lovingly with my whole family, intuitively understanding our needs. Her extensive knowledge and genuine care have made an enormous difference—I highly recommend her.”

- Robyn Willcocks

Have any questions in mind?

Please do not hesitate to email us