Children’s Disability Network Teams

The Children’s Disability Network Team (CDNT) provides specialist support and services for children who have a disability and complex health needs associated with their disability. Children who have mild or moderate difficulties may be referred to one or more health professionals in their local primary care services.

Children who have a range of significant difficulties may be referred to a CDNT. This is a team of professionals with expertise in disability who work closely together.

A CDNT supports a child’s development, wellbeing and participation in family and community life. The team members share their knowledge, information and skills with you and your family so you can support your child’s development.

Team members can meet children and families in their home, in school or in our office. CDNT’s comprise Occupational Therapists; Psychologists; Physiotherapists; Social Workers; Speech and Language therapists; Dietitians.

Sensitivity to cultural differences is entwined in the systems of service delivery which are compatible with family values and goals. Each family’s unique cultural differences and diversity are recognised. The uniqueness will inform the partnership in service delivery with the family.

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When does our service run: Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm

website: Find your local CDNT

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we offer:
Counselling and Therapy Early Learning & Care Family Support Healthy Eating Advice Help with School/Education Parenting Information & Advice Parenting Training Sibling Supports

Services we can put you in touch with: We can connect you with Baby & Toddler Groups

Children we work with: 0-18

Do you have Group or One-to-One supports Both Group and One to One supports are facilitated.

Is your space accessible?: yes All services and supports are provided in an accessible physical environment.

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