Children & Young People Support

Warm, person-centred support for school-age children and young people (about 5 to 18) across the Sunshine Coast — building confidence, routines and independence with families.

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Children & Young People Support

Support That Grows With Them — From Primary Years To Young Adulthood

Ellie works with children and young people aged approximately 5 to 18, alongside parents, carers and support coordinators. Support is calm, consistent and age-appropriate — whether that means school-day routines, community outings, life skills or growing independence as they move through their teenage years. Explore related options on the Services Hub.

Picture Yourself…

Support for children and young people is about more than filling hours — it is about feeling safe, capable and encouraged as they learn skills for everyday life.

What This Support Includes

Support is flexible and tailored to the child or young person's age, goals and family priorities. Sessions may include:

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Who May Benefit

Children and young people support may suit families seeking a trusted female support worker who can offer calm, consistent help for school-age participants — from early primary years through to 18.

Ellie's Approach

Ellie’s approach with children and young people is warm, patient and respectful of family routines. Support focuses on capability and confidence — not doing everything for them — and adapts as needs change from about age 5 through to 18. Related services include daily living, community access and independence building.

Service Areas Across The Sunshine Coast

Support for children and young people is available across the Sunshine Coast, with Ellie based near Peregian Springs. Scheduling is discussed with families to fit school, activities and home life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages do you support?

Ellie works with school-age children and young people approximately 5 to 18 years old. Support is tailored to age, goals and family preferences — from early routines through to teenage independence skills.

Parents and carers are partners in planning. Ellie keeps communication clear so everyone understands goals, routines and how sessions are going.

Depending on goals, support may include daily living routines, community access, social confidence, meal preparation skills and independence building. See the Services Hub for the full range.

Yes. Ellie Nourish & Care supports eligible participants and works with a range of funding arrangements. This page is general information only — for personalised guidance, contact the NDIS or your support coordinator.

Book a discovery call to talk through ages, goals, availability and whether Ellie is the right fit for your family.

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