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Listening and learning from First Nations communities
A consultation has revealed what matters most to First Nations families when it comes to early childhood developmental support.
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A consultation has revealed what matters most to First Nations families when it comes to early childhood developmental support.

We sat down with Irene to yarn about her story — the highs, the challenges, and the moments that shaped how she sees early support for families today.

After supporting her older children with developmental differences, Kiri found herself paying extra-close attention to her youngest’s milestones.

Out Loud Developmental Services has been partnering with Inklings since September 2024

Inklings is proud to announce the appointment of Jacinta Miller as its new Aboriginal Community Engagement Officer.

The Inklings team has wrapped up a two-day regional roadshow to strengthen early communication support across the Southwest.

Fraser Collyer-Petale was just 10 months old when his mum, Shanyn Collyer-Petale, noticed subtle differences in the way he communicated.

When Danelle Gouws noticed her daughter Lila wasn’t quite meeting her early communication milestones, she knew she wanted to act quickly.

The Kids Research Institute Australia is proud of the work we have done to develop Inklings – a program based on more than 10 years of research that is providing support to babies, caregivers and families.
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South Australian families with babies showing early differences will benefit as the Inklings Program officially launches in South Australia.

A world-first program for babies is now available in regional and remote WA, with two new delivery partners joining the Inklings Program.

As her second child, Laura was confident raising son Daniel. Once she noticed he was developing a little differently, she began the Inklings program.

Join in on the fun this Children’s Week and embark on an Inklings Sensory Adventure! Brought to you by The Kids Research Institute Australia’s Inklings (formerly Telethon Kids Institute), Baby Sensory and Toddler Sense.

Perth mother of two Patricia Macchiaverni first had an inkling that her daughter, Lara, was developing differently in her first few months of life.

Communicate your way – it’s a theme that often comes up in our Inklings Program – this year, Speech Pathology Week is celebrating just that.

Foster and family carers can now access a new referral pathway for Inklings, which supports infants aged 6-18 months with delays in development.

Consulting our Communities with Telethon Kids’ Institute – The Inklings First Nations’ Consultation Project.

NDIA backs Telethon Kids Institute's Program Inklings to support babies who are developing differently.