PND Program

PND Program

PND Playgroup (Peep Learning Together) is an intensive supported playgroup, facilitated by qualified Playgroup SA educators, supported by the Western Perinatal Support Group, including a Nurse and Psychologist.  The playgroup makes up part of a weekly support program which provides five key components of service delivery; Circle of Security Parenting program, postnatal depression therapeutic support group, home visiting service, individual therapy, and intensive supported playgroup.

 

Who PND Playgroup is for

For children aged birth – school age, with their parents who are experiencing mental health challenges.

What to expect

PND Play is underpinned by the Peep Learning Together framework.

  • Facilitators model how to support children to learn through play and daily activities in the home environment. ng environment.
  • Playgroup routines such as play time, fruit time and song and story time.
  • The Western Perinatal Support team attend each week to provide 1:1 intensive support to the parents.

Benefits

  • Support Mental health concerns of parents
  • Reduce social isolation
  • Increase access to services.
  • Early intervention to support mental health, social and development in the child’s life.

When & where

PND Playgroup is a referral only playgroup.

How to join

PND Playgroup is a closed playgroup, with families being referred into the playgroup via the Central Adelaide Local Health Network, Western Perinatal Support Group and other external specialist organisations.  Playgroup SA can liaise with the CALHN team should a family be identified requiring support.

Contact us / More information

Email: [email protected]

Janine Kalisch & Pauline Hall
(CAHLN- Western Perinatal Support Group) – Mobile 0416 095 200

Uniting SA -Communities for Children West Adelaide

PND Playgroup Peep Learning Together Playgroup Royal Park is funded by Communities for Children West Adelaide (Uniting SA). Communities for Children is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.

 

Acknowledgement of country.

Playgroup SA acknowledges and respects the traditional custodians of the South Australian regions upon whose ancestral lands our Playgroups operate on. 

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Elders, past, present and future for they  old the memories, the traditions, the culture and the hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. 

We also pay respect to the cultural authority of Aboriginal people from other areas of South Australia and Australia and acknowledge their deep feelings of attachment and Spiritual relationship to Country. 

Playgroup SA recognises the pain and suffering caused by past policies to Aboriginal Australians and the impact this has had on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. 

At Playgroup SA we are committed to a future of reconciliation, we believe that there is much knowledge and wisdom to be gained by Aboriginal Australians, by the learning of Country, land, cultures, truths and realities.