Every child deserves the opportunity to thrive

  • Smiling young boy wearing a colorful paper birthday crown with the words 'You're a friend,' making peace signs with both hands, sitting at a white table in a room with white walls.
  • A group of children sitting on chairs in a classroom, with a woman engaging with them. The classroom has white walls, children's drawings on the wall, and large windows showing trees and buildings outside.
  • A young boy with short black hair smiling and laughing while sitting in a ball pit filled with pink, purple, and light blue plastic balls. The background includes a plain white wall with some electrical outlets and a colorful stacking block toy.
  • Group of children holding hands in front of a colorful cityscape mural at an indoor location.
  • A woman sitting on the floor in a classroom with four children, engaging in a learning activity with a tablet device, while the children sit on cushions on a patterned rug. The classroom has colorful decorations, books, and artwork on the walls.
  • A child with short dark hair playing with foam letter cutouts and a workbook with dotted lines on a white table. An adult's arm is visible guiding the child's hand.
  • A woman sitting on a bench engaging with children in a learning activity involving a whiteboard, markers, and educational posters, with some children standing nearby.
  • A child drawing a picture on yellow paper with colored markers, and a colorful illustrated children's book open on a table showing a girl in a rainbow dress standing in a garden.
  • A boy climbing an indoor rock climbing wall with colorful holds and cloud-shaped decorations.
  • A young boy with black hair is drawing on a white sheet of paper with blue paint or ink, creating a line drawing or abstract design. The boy is wearing a sleeveless shirt and is focused on his artwork.
  • A young boy in a blue shirt is coloring on a paper with a unicorn drawing, using purple and pink paint. The boy is focused on his art, and in the background, there is a colorful bulletin board with small plush toys attached to it.
  • Two young children engaging in finger painting with colorful paints on large sheets of paper, with paint jars and straws on the table.
  • Group of people, including children and adults, engaged in a hands-on activity at a table in a room with large windows and wall art.
  • A young boy with a missing front tooth, sitting in a pink chair, wearing a colorfully drawn paper butterfly hat on his head, smiling at the camera.
  • A woman and a young boy are engaging in a playful activity in a colorful art-filled room. The woman is wearing a yellow skirt and white socks, and the boy is wearing dark shorts and a blindfold while holding a plate. The wall behind them is decorated with numerous children's drawings and crafts, including animals and rainbows.
  • A woman conducts a group activity with five children in a room decorated with colorful bunting and framed posters, sitting around a white table.
  • A young boy with short dark hair is using a yellow cookie cutter to cut dough on a table in a classroom decorated with colorful children's artwork on the walls and shelves filled with books and toys.
  • Children sitting around a table with a woman wearing a black face mask, holding a colorful children's book, in a classroom setting.
  • Child sitting at a table with green paint on paper, creating painted dollar signs, wearing a bright green shirt, glasses, and a black harness.
  • A woman wearing a face mask and a sleeveless dress is playing a game with a young boy in a room with wooden chairs and a table. They are giving each other high fives while sitting on the floor.
  • A young girl with dark hair and a broad smile is holding a colorful plush cube above her head, playing a game of Uno in a room with a white wall, clock, and various objects in the background. There are Uno cards laid out on a table in front of her.
  • A young boy in a blue Under Armour shirt is sitting at a table with colorful buttons scattered across the surface. There are two small wooden bowls filled with buttons, and some buttons are spilled onto the table. In the background, there is a green and wooden chair, some artwork on the wall, and a colorful storage cube.
  • A young boy sitting on the floor inside a colorful, rainbow-colored play tunnel, smiling and holding a spoon in his hand. He is wearing a striped shirt, gray shorts, and black-and-white sneakers. Another person's hand is visible near the boy, holding the spoon.
  • Two children, a girl and a boy, playing a cookie jar game at a blue table. The girl is holding a red container with a cartoon face, while the boy, wearing a face mask, is reaching into a wooden cookie jar game.
  • Two young boys hugging each other outdoors, wearing face masks, near a wooden fence and a window with green plants behind it.

WYGiveHope

A community initiative that provides free and subsidised therapy, educational support, and developmental opportunities, helping to ensure that every child can access the support they need.

Join us in turning inclusion into action

  • WYGiveHope is Wonderfully You's community initiative dedicated to making therapy and developmental support more accessible for children and families experiencing financial difficulties.

    Through the generosity of donors, community partners, and our commitment to giving back, WYGiveHope provides subsidised therapy services to eligible families who require additional financial support. Our aim is to reduce financial barriers so that families do not have to choose between maintaining financial stability and accessing the intervention their child needs.

    We believe that when a child receives timely and meaningful support, the impact reaches far beyond the individual. It strengthens families, builds confidence, and creates greater opportunities for children to participate meaningfully at home, in school, and within their communities.

    At the heart of WYGiveHope is a simple belief: no child should miss out on intervention because of financial barriers.

    Together, with the support of our community, we hope to give every child greater access to the support, opportunities, and encouragement they need to reach their fullest potential while building a more inclusive future for generations to come.

  • Families with children who require developmental, educational, or therapeutic support are welcome to apply for WYGiveHope.

    Each application is considered individually, with the following factors taken into account:

    • Gross Household Income (GHI)

    • The family’s overall financial circumstances

    • The child’s current intervention and support needs

    • Availability of subsidy funds and programme capacity

    Our aim is to ensure that available support reaches families who would benefit most from financial assistance in accessing intervention services.

  • Gross Household Income (Subsidy)

    • Below $3,000 (100% Subsidy)

    • $3,000 – $6,000 (50% Subsidy)

    Each application is reviewed individually to ensure that available support is directed towards families with the greatest financial need.

    Subsidies are generally provided for a period of 3 to 6 months. At the end of the subsidy period, families may undergo a review to assess the child’s progress, current circumstances, and eligibility for continued support.

    Please note that all subsidies are subject to the availability of donated funds and programme capacity at the time of application and renewal.

  • Eligible families may receive subsidised support for one or more of the following intervention services, based on the child’s individual needs and programme availability:

    • 1-1 Therapy

      • Individualised intervention tailored to each child’s developmental needs, with support across areas such as communication, behaviour, learning, social-emotional development, independence and daily living skills

    • School Readiness Programme

      • Supporting children in developing the skills needed to transition into preschool or primary school with greater confidence and independence

    • Early Intervention Programme

      • Supporting children across key areas of development, including communication, cognition, play, social interaction, adaptive skills and school readiness

    • School Shadowing

      • Providing support within the school environment to help children participate in classroom routines, learning and social interactions with increasing independence

    • After-School Programme

      • Providing children with continued support after school through a combination of learning, social development and meaningful activities

    • Social-Emotional Group Classes

      • Supporting children in building friendships, communication, emotional regulation and confidence through guided activities with their peers

  • How to apply

    You may email us to request a copy of the WYGiveHope Subsidy Application Form. Once your completed application has been submitted and reviewed, our team will be in touch to guide you through the next steps.

    Step 1: Submit an application

    Complete the WYGiveHope Subsidy Application Form and provide the requested information about your family and child.

    Step 2: Review and recommendation

    Our team will review your application. Where needed, we may arrange an assessment or consultation to better understand your child’s needs and determine the most suitable form of support.

    Step 3: Subsidy outcome

    Successful applicants will receive information on the approved subsidy, including:

    • Duration of support
    • Recommended intervention programme
    • Subsidised fees, where applicable

    Step 4: Begin intervention

    Your child will begin the recommended programme, with their progress monitored throughout the subsidy period. Our team will continue to work alongside your family and review your child’s needs and progress as intervention continues.

  • Does my child need an official diagnosis?
    No. Children without a formal diagnosis are welcome to apply. Where needed, our team may arrange an assessment or consultation to better understand your child’s needs and recommend suitable support.

    Who can apply for WYGiveHope?
    Families with children who require developmental, educational, or therapeutic support are welcome to apply. Applications are reviewed individually based on the family’s financial circumstances, the child’s intervention needs, and the availability of subsidy funds.

    What documents do I need to provide?
    Families may be asked to provide supporting documents relating to household income and overall financial circumstances. Our team will let you know if any additional information is required.

    How much subsidy will my family receive?
    The level of subsidy may vary depending on your family’s financial circumstances, your child’s intervention needs, and the funding available. Details of the approved subsidy and any applicable fees will be shared with you before intervention begins.

    How long does the subsidy last?
    Subsidies are generally provided for a period of 3 to 6 months. A review may be conducted at the end of the subsidy period to assess your child’s progress, ongoing needs, and eligibility for continued support.

    Can I reapply or continue receiving the subsidy?
    Yes. Families may be considered for continued subsidised support following a review, subject to eligibility, available funding, and programme capacity.

    Can I choose which programme my child attends?
    We welcome families to share their preferences and concerns. Our team will recommend a programme based on your child’s individual needs, goals, and programme suitability.

    Is approval guaranteed?
    As WYGiveHope is supported through donations and partnerships, approval is subject to available funding and programme capacity. Each application is reviewed individually to ensure that available support reaches families who would benefit most.

    Will my information be kept confidential?
    Yes. Information provided as part of your application will be kept confidential and used only to assess subsidy eligibility and determine suitable support for your child.

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