5. Step 4: Work with a Key Worker to link your care
A Key Worker is a trusted professional (like an OT or Speech Therapist) who leads your child’s team.
They guide your family, link goals across therapists, and stop you from feeling overwhelmed.
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Your family GP can help you access Medicare health checks and child development plans.
This gives your child Medicare-funded allied health sessions while you navigate NDIS plan changes.
Join local supported playgroups and community peer groups in Toowoomba and Western Downs.
These groups offer friendly advice and fun social play without waiting lists.
A Key Worker is a trusted professional (like an OT or Speech Therapist) who leads your child’s team.
They guide your family, link goals across therapists, and stop you from feeling overwhelmed.
An independent Support Coordinator helps you understand complex NDIS rules.
At Steady Guide, Jenny Mathers caps her client list at 20 families so every child gets direct, expert care.
Thriving Kids: A new government framework that provides early intervention support for young children in Queensland.
Functional Capacity: A clear description of what a person can do independently in their everyday life.
Key Worker: A lead health professional who coordinates all therapy goals and acts as your primary contact.
Support Coordinator: A specialist helper who assists you in finding local services and managing your NDIS plan.
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