Personal routines and self-care

Children are likely to be more autonomous and confident if they can wash, feed and toilet themselves independently.

Children with cerebral palsy can work towards self-care goals when a task-specific training approach is used, with appropriate aids and equipment if required. Self-care interventions may also focus on sleep quality and managing the changes a child will experience as they enter puberty.

To learn more about how we can support you, please contact our friendly team

How we can help

What we help with
  • Assistive technology for changing positions
  • Assistive technology for self-care skills
  • Establishing positive daily care routines
  • Goal-directed therapy
  • Individualised home programs to support progress towards self-care goals
  • Information and advice about cerebral palsy, your child’s development and the journey ahead
  • Support with information and intervention services and supports
Who can help

Our trained and dedicated staff are experts in supporting self-care for school-age children and their families. 

You can work with our:  

  • Assistive technology experts 
  • Occupational therapists  
  • Physiotherapists  
  • Speech pathologists  
How we can help

We offer a blended model of services to meet the individual needs of school-age children and their families. 

Services can be arranged: 

  • At your local centre; 
  • In your home; 
  • In your local community 
  • Or via Telepractice 


Small group sessions may be recommended. Groups can be attended in person or via Telepractice.

Funding supports

If you have a funding package from the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), we can work with you to maximise the benefits.

You can purchase supports using your: 

  • Capacity Building budget 
    • Improved Daily Living  (15)

  • Capital Supports budget  
    • Assistive Technology (5)

Tell me more

We will respond as soon as possible, between Monday-Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

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