A Key Worker is an early childhood professional who acts as a primary point of contact and support for families of young children who have developmental differences or disabilities. The key worker works closely with the family, other professionals, and educators to ensure each child receives consistent, holistic support.
What does Key Worker services look like?
Family-centred, early intervention delivered in natural, everyday environments—such as the home, early learning settings, and community spaces. This approach prioritises strong, collaborative partnerships between families, allied health professionals, and educators to ensure children receive consistent, coordinated support tailored to their individual needs.
By embedding strategies into daily routines and focusing on each child’s strengths and interests, Key Worker services help foster meaningful growth, confidence, and independence—empowering children to thrive in the ways that matter most to them and their families.
Key Worker services with Engaging Interactions are mobile and flexible, providing support to children and families across the Central Coast, NSW, in the environments where children live, learn, and play.
For more information and fee schedules please contact Megan on 0407 461 771 or visit the contact page.
Families can use their NDIS funding to access Key Worker Services through Engaging Interactions (Self-managed and plan-managed).
