Novita Childrens Services Inc

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Description

Novita provides child development, rehabilitation and disability services to more than 3000 young clients, as well as support for their families and carers. We support children and young people throughout their childhood and adolescent years, in Adelaide, regional South Australia and beyond. Through our broader work with families and communities, Novitas life-changing services have a direct impact on thousands of South Australians. Novitas team of expert staff includes rehabilitation medical specialists, paediatricians, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech pathologists, psychologists, social workers, orthotists, rehabilitation engineers and dieticians, who work together with families to give children the best start to life possible.
We also provide service coordination and planning support, making your experience with Novita as easy as possible. We are the largest South Australian community-based childrens service organisation. As a result of our established networks within the childcare, kindergarten and school sectors and with government and private child health organisations, including the Womens and Childrens Hospital, we are able to provide best practice holistic care across many aspects of a childs development.
Novita works with the latest research, equipment and technologies, helping our young clients access every aspect of life - whether theyre at home, kindergarten, school, in the playground or on the sports field. Over 75 years, Novita has become a recognised and trusted provider of childrens disability and developmental services, enabling each child to discover their abilities and full potential.

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