Jigsaw Autism Services

Jigsaw Autism Services Jigsaw Autism Services is an innovative Specialist Early Intervention and behavioural/developmental Jigsaw is a Registered NDIS Provider.

Our core business is in the treatment of autism and related disorders. Jigsaw was established in 2009 to meet the gap in services in delivering autism specific early intervention. Jigsaw is a first of its kind on the Central Coast developing quality services that meet best practice guidelines in autism interventions. The director of Jigsaw, Joanne Brearley is a highly skilled and University qualified Autism Specialist and Behaviour Support Practitioner who leads a transdisciplinary Team. Jigsaw engages in a comprehensive program which has been developed by implementing the highest evidence based best practice guidelines derived from behavioral and developmental interventions. At Jigsaw we are about building children's skills and independence whilst we support relationship development.

04/12/2025

Administrative review tribunal no longer authorised to alter a person’s plan or reinstate funding, agency confirmed

04/12/2025

A place for children and families to access free mental health, behavioural and developmental support.

That's what our new Central Coast Medicare Mental Health Kids Hub offers.

Located in Tuggerah, the hub’s multidisciplinary team supports children aged 0-12 years old.

We're investing more than $35 million to establish 4 Medicare Mental Health Kids Hubs across NSW, in collaboration with the State Government.

For more information, call 02 4394 1799 or visit https://www.medicarementalhealth.gov.au/finding-help/kids-hubs.

04/12/2025

It’s hard to overstate the potential dangers of replacing discretion with algorithms in a system as consequential as the national disability insurance scheme

03/12/2025

Sweeping changes to the way National Disability Insurance Scheme support plans are generated criticised amid fears they amount to ‘robo-planning’

03/12/2025

EXCLUSIVE: Funding and support plans for national disability insurance scheme participants will be generated by a computer program and staff will have no discretion to amend them, under a major overhaul of the NDIS to be rolled out next year, Guardian Australia can reveal.

Under the changes, human involvement in deciding support for NDIS participants will be dramatically reduced.

03/12/2025

Today we celebrate International Day Of People With Disabilities! ✨

This year’s theme is ‘Fostering disability inclusive societies for advancing social progress’.

This theme emphasizes the importance of creating societies that are more inclusive, fair, and supportive of people with disabilities to help advance social progress for everyone. 💜

02/12/2025

The theme for the International Day of Disability highlights the impact of “Fostering disability inclusive societies”.
By providing “Meaningful participation in everyday activities and settings (home, childcare and preschool, school and wider community)” we can enable “children to learn, explore their interests, develop autonomy and a sense of belonging.”
But more than this “Inclusion and participation of all children is also vital to developing understanding and positive attitudes in peers, families and communities." Page 30 National Best Practice Framework
https://www.health.gov.au/sites/default/files/2025-09/national-best-practice-framework-for-early-childhood-intervention.pdf

24/11/2025

Did you know the Companion Card program helps make events and venues more accessible for people with disability?

The Companion Card allows people with disability attending a community activity to bring in their support person for free. Participating locations can include a range of cinemas, concerts, sporting events and theme parks.

To find out how to apply through your state or territory website, visit health.gov.au/our-work/companion-card

Image description:
An illustration of an identity card. The text reads ‘Companion Card’. Along the top is a series of colourful geometric shapes.

23/11/2025
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15/10/2025

The Disability Standards for Education are the national rules that all education providers need to follow to make sure every student has equal access to education.

Right now, the Australian Government is reviewing the rules, and they want your input!

✅ Are the Standards being used well?
✅ How can decision-making and complaints be more inclusive?
✅ Are responsibilities for assessments and course design clear?

Have your say here: https://tinyurl.com/4kcrk8zc
Learn more about the DSE here: https://tinyurl.com/4njab54y

Public consultation closes on 21 November.

15/10/2025

Address

31 Amsterdam Circuit
Wyong, NSW
2259

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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