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Evidence shows that children’s life chances are affected by both their families and communities, and that both can be changed for the better. Targeted Earlier Intervention (TEI) provides support for children, young people, families and communities. Watch our animated explainer to learn more.
Video transcript: Explainer | We're helping young people, families, and communities flourish
From parenting courses to community centres, supported playgroups and more, find a service by searching 'TEI' at: https://www.serviceseeker.com.au
Aboriginal-led early supports play a critical role in building a child and family support system that is better equipped and more responsive to the needs of Aboriginal children, families and communities. The two case study videos below showcase the impactful work of Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations funded through DCJ's Targeted Earlier Intervention program.
This video features staff and families from Awabakal Ltd located on Awabakal land in Newcastle, NSW. The supported playgroup Awabakal provide offers a safe and welcoming place for children and parents to connect and learn and wrap around allied health and specialist services to support children to thrive.
This video showcases Gudjagang Ngara li-dhi (GNL) a provider of culturally informed early support services on Darkinyung country, on the Central Coast , NSW. GNL, offer services and support to children, young people, and families in their community fostering a sense of belonging and pride and helping them stay connected to culture and community.
These videos illustrate the vital contributions of Aboriginal-led initiatives in fostering strong, supportive communities.
These stories demonstrate how our earlier support services are strengthening communities and improving the lives of vulnerable children, young people and families.
If you believe someone you know would benefit from some extra support or connecting with community services, search 'TEI' on ServiceSeeker to find a service. If you need help finding a 'TEI' service visit Family Connect and Support.
If you’re working with a family or young person and would like to refer to one of these services, search 'TEI' on ServiceSeeker.
Visit the TEI webpages for more information on the program and its guidelines and policies. Get in touch with any comments, feedback or if you would like more information. Email TEI@facs.nsw.gov.au
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