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Dear Listeners,

Supporting a neurodivergent young person or child can sometimes feel overwhelming, particularly when behaviours are difficult to understand or when a child seems to struggle with things that others take for granted. Sleep, sensory sensitivities, anxiety and the demands of everyday routines can all influence their ability to cope. Understanding these factors can help us find practical ways to support a child’s wellbeing.

In this podcast we speak once again with Nikki Valentini, clinical nutritionist and functional medicine practitioner, who works with neurodivergent children and young people. She provides valuable and practical insights for all carers of neurodivergent young people and children.

A resource for Victorian families

Dear Readers,

KCV’s newest Resource booklet lists a series programs funded by the Victorian Government which families are able to access.  

We commend this resource to you and urge you to take up the supports and programs on offer.

Cheers,
Anne McLeish, OAM
Director

Dear Readers,

This flyer draws your attention to the resources on the KCV website that are most often opened.   Do have a look at them if you have not already and share the links with people who might need to know about them.

Cheers,

Anne McLeish, OAM
Director

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

GPV/KCV is pleased to launch its first video talk. This subject is one already causing chat amongst kinship carers. It is expected that this video will also foster the sorts of conversations that lead to shared and positive outcomes from each chat we have – no matter with whom or where or about what.

Cheers,
Anne McLeish OAM
Director