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Proudly serving Newcastle and the Lake Macquarie region, EnableU Newcastle provides trusted NDIS, home care, and allied health services for individuals and families across the Hunter. We offer personalised in-home care, therapy, nursing, and community participation support tailored to NDIS and Home Care Package clients. NDIS and disability support services in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie. Every team member is multilingual, fully qualified, police-checked, and thoroughly screened to ensure your care is safe, convenient, and consistent.

EnableU Newcastle - NDIS, Home Care & Allied Health
3 Kirkloch Cl, Wallsend NSW 2287, Australia
1300 197 943

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Allied Health for Children With Developmental Delays

Early intervention is key when a child shows signs of developmental delay. At EnableU, we deliver in-home allied health services tailored to young children and their families across Newcastle and Lake Macquarie. Our goal is to build skills, confidence, and independence—right from the start.

What Are Developmental Delays?

Developmental delays occur when a child does not reach age-appropriate milestones in one or more areas, such as:

  • Speech and language
  • Motor skills (fine and gross)
  • Social or emotional development
  • Self-care or independence

Delays can be caused by conditions such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), cerebral palsy, or intellectual disability—or they may occur without a clear diagnosis.

How Allied Health Can Help

EnableU’s team includes occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and speech pathologists who specialise in supporting children’s development through practical, play-based interventions in the home environment.

Occupational Therapy for Kids

  • Developing fine motor skills (e.g. handwriting, using utensils)
  • Supporting sensory processing and emotional regulation
  • Improving daily tasks like dressing, toileting, and feeding

Physiotherapy for Children

  • Improving gross motor coordination (walking, balance, posture)
  • Managing low tone or high muscle tone
  • Supporting kids with mobility challenges or physical disability

Speech and Language Support

  • Building communication skills
  • Supporting language delays or speech sound disorders
  • Using Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

Why In-Home Support Matters for Children

Children thrive when they learn in familiar environments. Delivering allied health support at home allows us to:

  • Engage parents and siblings in therapy
  • Practice skills in real-time, everyday settings
  • Build trust and reduce anxiety in children
  • Address issues in context (e.g., school readiness, play routines)

NDIS Early Childhood Supports

EnableU works with families through NDIS Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) as well as standard plans for children aged 7+. We help with:

  • Initial assessments and reports
  • Goal-based therapy planning
  • Regular reviews and progress tracking

Supporting Families, Not Just Children

We understand the stress that can come with a new diagnosis or delays. Our team works with empathy, cultural sensitivity, and patience—offering guidance, advocacy, and emotional support to families navigating allied health systems.

Contact EnableU today to speak with our early intervention team and create a home-based plan that nurtures your child’s growth every step of the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, participants who self-manage or use plan managers can also access unregistered providers.

You can check the NDIS Commission website or ask the provider directly to confirm their registration status.

Yes, if in-home care aligns with your NDIS plan goals and is considered a reasonable and necessary support.

Yes, if you are self-managing or using a plan manager, you have flexibility in choosing your own support worker.

Yes, both NDIS and home care programs offer respite services to support carers and families.