KU Children's Services
Early Childhood Intervention Therapist | KU Children's Services, Ashmont
🇦🇺New South Wales, Australia6 days ago
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Early Childhood Intervention Therapist – KU Ashmont
KU Children’s Services (KU) is excited to announce an expansion to the services and programs we offer for children and families in the Ashmont community. Building on the success of our new community-based Kindergarten, we are looking to continue to roll out our Early Childhood Intervention programs and services to the local community.
About Us
KU’s Early Childhood Intervention and Allied Health teams are an integral part of KU’s commitment to delivering high quality early childhood education and support programs.
We are a registered NDIS Provider and are currently expanding our existing teams. We are looking for passionate and qualified early intervention professionals to join us in making a difference in the lives of young children and their families.
If you would like to work for an ethical NFP, be valued as a professional, working in a supportive and inclusive environment, find out more about KU Children’s Services here:
The Setting
Our Wagga Wagga service at KU Ashmont Preschool and Family Centre offers a welcoming and purpose-built environment for therapy and early intervention. You’ll work alongside our dynamic and nurturing local team.
What We Offer
About You
We are looking for an enthusiastic and passionate ESDM therapist who is committed to helping make a difference in the lives of young Australians. Ideal candidates will have:
How to Express Your Interest
Click the 'APPLY NOW' button to submit your CV, and we’ll reach out for a personalised conversation on how you can become a vital part of our team.
To find out more about this opportunity please call Lisa, Allied Health Manager on 0437 038 855 or email Careers@KU.com.au (applications are not accepted via this email).
Join Us and Make a Lasting Impact on the Lives of Children in Our Community!
KU Children’s Services is committed to being a child safe organisation. We put children’s safety and wellbeing at the centre of our practices. Child safety is a shared responsibility across the organisation. All KU staff contribute to maintaining our child safe culture and ensuring the safety and wellbeing of the children in our services and programs. KU has a zero tolerance of harm or abuse of children.
KU is a sensitive employer, and the cultural safety of Aboriginal children and children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds, as well as the safety of children with a disability is of utmost importance.
KU is a NDIS Registered Provider, supporting children and families through the early childhood approach.
