Tell me what you're after and I'll point you to the fastest help.
🔍I need an assessment or service for my child▾
No need to email — start herePerth Kids Hub helps you find providers. It doesn't provide assessments or therapy, and I can't book appointments or hold a place for you.
Your GP is the best first step. Book a long appointment to talk through your concerns. They can advise on referrals and whether allied health like occupational therapy (OT), speech therapy, or psychology could help while you wait.
To find providers and current availability:
- Browse the directory to find support
- Understanding assessments for children in Perth
- Therapy availability under a 4-week wait
- Paediatrician and psychiatrist availability updates
I can't respond to individual requests about who's available. To keep it fair, everything I learn is published on the website so every family sees the same information.
📄I want to send a referral or my child's documents▾
Please don't send these herePerth Kids Hub is not a medical practice and can't accept or forward referrals. If you send one here, it won't reach anyone who can act on it.
- Send referrals directly to the paediatrician, psychiatrist, or therapist you're trying to reach.
- If you've already sent confidential information here by mistake, please recall the email and resend it to the correct provider.
- Double-check the practitioner's most up-to-date contact details before resending.
📞I can't reach my specialist, or had a difficult experience▾
I can't intervene, but these will helpI'm not able to contact providers on your behalf or pass on messages, but these guides cover what to do next.
- What to do if you can't reach your child's paediatrician or psychiatrist
- Had a bad experience with a paediatrician in Perth?
If you have concerns about a provider, you can also contact the practice directly or their registering body, for example AHPRA or Speech Pathology Australia.
🚨My child is in crisis or needs urgent help▾
Please don't wait for an emailIf you or your child's safety is at risk, call 000 or go to your nearest Emergency Department.
For urgent mental health advice in Perth, call CAMHS Crisis Connect on 1800 048 636 (24/7).
🫶I'm a service provider▾
Yes, I can help with thisIf you offer child development, learning support, mental health, allied health, or complementary health services, families are looking for you.
Still have a provider question that isn't covered above?
Send me a message🎗️Sponsorship or donations▾
Sorry, I'm not able to help with thisI'm unable to provide financial sponsorship or donate goods. Perth Kids Hub is a community service, and I simply don't earn enough running it to do that.
If you offer a service for families, the best way I can support you is a listing in the directory:
📰Media enquiry▾
Yes, I'm happy to talkI'm glad to comment on topics on behalf of the families and paediatric professionals I'm in contact with.
Please note I don't source families to share their personal stories for media.
Send me a media enquiry🔗Partnership opportunity▾
Not something I can take on right nowCurrently I can only offer listing services on the directory. I don't have the capacity to review or evaluate other partnership opportunities.
That includes endorsing apps or booking platforms, and podcast interviews, guest speaking, or panel opportunities.
If a directory listing suits you, you're welcome to start here:
💡Suggestion or something's not working▾
Yes, please tell meThis is genuinely helpful. Use the form for anything like a broken page or link, a search or filter that isn't working, or a new category, search, or filter you'd like added.
A quick note of where you saw it and what you expected makes it much faster for me to fix.
Send me a suggestion💬Feedback▾
Yes, for feedback about the siteI welcome feedback on the website and the role it plays for families and providers.
Please note this isn't the place for feedback about a specific provider. Concerns about a practitioner need to go through the appropriate channels for investigation and enforcement, such as the practice directly or their registering body, for example AHPRA or Speech Pathology Australia.
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