The Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) program is an initiative in Australia that provides support and services to children aged 0-6 years who have developmental delays or disabilities. The program aims to assist families and caregivers in identifying and addressing developmental delays and providing early intervention services to ensure children can reach their full potential. The ECEI program is funded by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), which is a government-funded program that provides funding for disability-related supports and services to eligible individuals. The NDIS was established in 2013 to improve the lives of people with disability, their families, and caregivers. Under the ECEI program, families and caregivers can access a range of early intervention services, including assessment and diagnosis, therapeutic support, and community-based supports. The program is designed to be family-centered, meaning that families are involved in the decision-making process and are encouraged to actively participate in the design and implementation of their child’s support plan. The ECEI program is delivered by a range of service providers, including Early Childhood Partners, which are organizations that provide initial assessment and planning services, as well as a range of other providers who can deliver early intervention supports and services.