Welcome to the NSW Allied Health Provider Group, where many practices combine to share one voice in regards to Thriving Kids and other state based funding for children, families and disabled people.

Our aim is to ensure that children and families have access to quality local Early Intervention supports in a timely and accessible way.

If you are a practice owner or practitioner currently working in NSW who would like to be involved please fill out the form at the bottom of the page.

NSW Allied Health Providers Group

NAHPG

Convened by Pip Cullen, Chantelle Robards & Charmaine Owen

Early Intervention Impact Tracker

Early intervention and access to allied health support are changing. With Thriving Kids set to roll out across NSW on 1 October 2026, alongside ongoing changes to NDIS eligibility and funding, thousands of children with developmental differences, delays, concerns and/or disabilities may lose access to the early supports they need.

We are deeply concerned about the lasting impact these changes could have on children, families and communities. The experiences of children and families are not always reflected in the data being used to inform decisions. That's why we created the Early Intervention Impact Tracker.

The Impact Tracker is collecting the real-world experiences of children, families, communities and providers. By sharing your experience today, you are helping build a powerful body of evidence to inform decision-makers, advocate for meaningful change, and protect access to the early supports that children and families need.

Families, carers, advocate, providers and the wider community are encouraged to share the real life stories. You can provide information on general impacts or a specific story and you can fill the form out every time a child, family or the wider community is impacted by these changes.

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Therapists/Practice Owners

Join the group - Be part of the voice!

Please note that this information will be used to gather general data and information shared in advocacy will not be identifiable.