The Benevolent Society is an independent, non-religious service provider that has been supporting Australians since 1813. They are committed to putting people first and working together to meet their
Reviews for this provider are mixed and offer limited useful signal for parents evaluating child therapy services. The most consistent concern across multiple reviewers is poor follow-through and communication, with one reviewer explicitly describing a lack of follow-up calls and another noting staff seemed detached. A small number of reviewers, particularly one who mentions a specific staff member named Beatriz, speak positively about the team's commitment, but two of the five-star reviews appear unrelated to therapy services and should be discounted when weighing the overall picture.
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The Benevolent Society is an independent, non-religious service provider that has been supporting Australians since 1813. They are committed to putting people first and working together to meet their vision of a just society where all Australians can live their best life, empowering clients to achieve independent living and live life on their own terms.
Parenting and early support to help parents build skills and raise children in safe, supportive environments. Support during family challenges or crisis with intensive programs, coaching and behaviour support.
Intensive and ongoing family support programs to keep families together, protect children and improve long term wellbeing.
Support in the early years (usually under 7) that helps children with developmental delay or disability build communication, movement, social and everyday-living skills while their development is most responsive.
Individual, family and group counselling or other support services. Family Mental Health Support Service supports children and their families who are struggling emotionally. Peer support and group programs and youth service The Shack.
Support services for families affected by adoption.
Crisis intervention, counselling, family therapy, therapeutic childcare and community education to prevent and support children, women and men experiencing domestic and family violence and homelessness.
Early Years Centres, Kindergartens and Long Day Care centres located across QLD with free services including infant health checks, supported playgroups and immunisation clinics.
NDIS-approved supports, from the Commission register.
