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Shepherd Centre for Deaf Children - Wollongong

Speech Pathology

Family focused organisation develops an individual program for the deaf child and the family. Weekly playgroups, individual sessions, licenced community preschools, support to children in preschool, support and education of carers. Carer support group Tuesday from 11 am -12 noon. Contact centre for further details. Education and training for staff at mainstream schools and preschools. Correspondence program, Audiology and family counselling services for children at the centre.

48 Dempster St
Suburb: WOLLONGONG WEST
State: NSW
Postcode: 2500

(02) 4226 4713

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