Are you an early childhood professional looking for ways to increase inclusion for children who may have a developmental delay or disability?

Do you facilitate playgroups, story or rhyme time, or children's activities in the community and want to incorporate visual supports to support inclusion?

Wanslea, who partner with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) to deliver the Early Childhood Approach have developed some resources to support organisations who provide early childhood groups, activities, or programs in the community be more inclusive for children with developmental delay or disability.

One newly developed resource is Wanslea's Visual Supports resource which provides practical information, tips, and considerations for organisations who want to include visual supports into early childhood settings.

The Visual Supports resource may be a helpful for those coordinating and delivering early childhood playgroups, local government led library groups, school holiday activities, or any organisation delivering other groups, activities, or programs to young children and their families.

To introduce the Visual Supports resource, Wanslea will be hosting this information session for organisations who would like to learn more about Visual Supports and how to apply them to their practice in early childhood settings. The session will cover:

What are Visual Supports
Different types of Visual Supports
Who benefits from Visual Supports
Why use Visual Supports in early childhood settings
How to use Visual Supports
Examples of ways to incorporate Visual Supports into early childhood settings
Resources for getting started

Accessibility:

If you have any access requirements to attend this session, please let us know how we can support you by completing the questions at registration. If you would like to talk to someone about your access requirements, please contact us on the details below.

Contact details:

For more information, please contact us via phone on 1300 969 645 or via email on ndis@wanslea.org.au If you are Deaf, hard of hearing, or have a communication disability, please see the below link for information on how to contact us via the National Relay Service (NRS). Helping you connect | Access Hub