How we 
Help Parents

We offer a range of virtual and face-to-face services.

Our caring healthcare professionals guide, support and educate families through our parenting centres, residential services, mental health services, specialised toddler clinics (now available via the internet), kids behaviour clinic, integrated care hubs, virtual home visits, virtual breastfeeding clinic and community services.

Karitane continues to monitor and respond to COVID-19 following all NSW Health guidelines. We offer both face-to-face and virtual services and our team work with each family to match the right service and delivery to each family’s individual needs. If you are attending face-to-face services all clients, families and visitors are required to a wear a mask (children under 12 years are exempt). In this new normal access for parents remains easier than ever, parents can self-refer on-line here. For our COVID-19 update see here.

For
Professionals

Karitane offers professional development and training to healthcare professionals including nurses, psychologists, nannies, childcare workers and others across Australia. Our leadership in education also includes the delivery of parent-child interaction therapy training (PCIT), family partnership training, and specialised workshops, on sleep and settling, toddlers and brain development. Karitane is involved in developing and deploying latest research to ensure all evidence based programs are up to date.

Supporting 
Parents at Work

Supporting Parents Benefiting Business is a Karitane service working with organisations providing practical and professional advice, education, and support to employees and managers navigating the challenge of balancing parenting and career. This support is delivered in flexible formats to help organisations improve diversity and return to work, improve employee wellbeing, reduce stress and absenteeism, reduce staff turnover and maximise employee focus and productivity.