Education
In our NGO, we believe in creating an inclusive education setup that embraces diversity and ensures equal access to learning opportunities for all individuals, regardless of their background or abilities where every learner feels valued and supported. Our educational programmes a meet the unique needs of each learner implementing specialised instruction that is accredited internationally, whilst also providing complementary therapies and leisure activities that enrich the learning experience for everyone involved. We collaborate with schools and support families within the framework of our educational programmes, helping our learners reach their full potential and eventually contribute positively to society.
STEP IEI
STEP IEI is an Intensive Early Intervention program which caters for children between the ages of three (3) and (5) years, who have a diagnosis of autism.
STEP FORWARD
Step forward is an after-school hours programme offered as a continuation to service users,aged five(5) to six(6) years who have completed the STEP IEI, providing group sessions from October to September.
STEP BEYOND 1
STEP Beyond 1 is a tailored programme for children aged 6 to 7 years, focused on developing essential social skills and fostering positive relationships in a small group setting. The programme emphasizes building confidence, promoting social interaction, and creating peer connections within a structured and nurturing environment.
STEP BEYOND 2
STEP Beyond 2 is a structured programme for children aged 7 to 9 years, designed to develop key social skills and practical life skills in a small group setting. The programme focuses on building confidence, promoting positive social interactions, and enhancing independence through practical life skills.
LinC
The Learning in Context Program is designed to target children from Kinder 2 to Year 7 presenting with any type of disability and/or challenging behaviour who previously attended mainstream schools with 1:1 support from an LSE but, were struggling to follow an adapted school/class curriculum.
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SOP (School Outreach Programme
The School Outreach Programme offers the opportunity for primary and secondary school learners attending mainstream school who have a disability and who are presenting with behaviours of concern, to attend Inspire Foundation twice a week with their LSE during the school day.
