**THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE** WE WELCOME YOU TO REGISTER FOR TICKETS BY EMAILING INFO@KIDSAREKIDS.ORG.AU AND WE WILL CONTACT WHEN THE EVENT HAS BEEN RE-SCHEDULED. We are excited to announce the Kids Are Kids! Quiz Night on Friday,[...]
There is a lot going on with the roll out of the WA NDIS across the State in the next few years and it is generating confusion for some families. Kids Are Kids! is able to support you in the[...]
At the recent My Way and Autism Symposium Expos, people visiting the Kids Are Kids! display had the opportunity to enter their details and be the lucky winner of a children’s bike, donated by the Think Fragile X Foundation. The[...]
Thanks to the think Fragile X Foundation, children can now really enjoy and benefit from Physiotherapy at Kids Are Kids! with wonderful new facilities. Physiotherapist, Sam Jones, worked tirelessly to fit out the new Physio room named ‘The Fraggles Physio Room’[...]
Parents and Carers of children with learning delays or disabilities can now enjoy some rest and relaxation in the Parent/Carers Retreat at Kids Are Kids!. Funded by the Think Fragile X Foundation the Retreat offers parents/carers a private, bright and[...]
Matt Taylor, MLA for Bateman recently used time allocated in Parliament for Members’ Statements to acknowledge Kids Are Kids! and Think Fragile X Foundation. We are so very grateful of Matt Taylor’s support as opportunities are relatively few and far[...]
Often the children of Kids Are Kids! relate to their Therapist as their friend, “My special friend who helps me talk”. Julia Noakes, Senior Speech Pathologist at Kids Are Kids! is a friend and more to the children and families[...]
We are happy to announce that Kids Are Kids! is a registered provider of services with the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme). To ensure a smooth transition, the NDIS is being rolled out in stages across Australia. In WA, NDIS commenced in[...]
ActiveAte program for kids with ASD is designed to create health and well-being through fun physical activity and mealtime strategies developed by Kids Are Kids! Read more about the program here
