Noah's Ark is proud to contribute to the national conversation on how best to support children and families.
Our submission to the Thriving Kids Inquiry reflects our long-standing commitment to evidence-informed practice in Australia.
We believe that:
- Supporting families is key to helping children thrive.
- Supports should enable children and families to participate meaningfully in everyday life—where they live, learn, and play.
- Families benefit from access to emotional support, evidence-based information, advocacy, and service coordination.
- A Transdisciplinary Key Worker Model offers tailored support for families with developmental concerns about their child.
We’re honoured to share our insights and continue advocating for inclusive, family-centred approaches.
Read Thriving Kids: A response to the Australian Parliament Inquiry into the Thriving Kids Initiative.
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Noah's Ark Annual Report 2025
Leadership in Early Intervention, inclusive practice, and family-centred support remain central to Noah’s Ark’s identity.
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Family Survey Results 2024–25: Listening, Learning, Improving
Each year, Noah’s Ark invites families to share their experiences through the Family Outcomes Survey, helping us understand what’s working well and how we can better support children and families.
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Noah's Ark presents at the 2025 Early Childhood Australia National Conference
In early October, Noah’s Ark had the incredible honour of presenting at the 2025 Early Childhood Australia National Conference, 'Universal not Uniform: Leading change, strengthening unity and honouring individuality', which was held in Perth/Boorloo, Western Australia.
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