13 resources:

• Coal Valley Playgroup
  Located at St Johns Catholic Primary School in Richmond providing a learning and social environment for children aged from 0-5 years
• Early Childhood Australia: Tasmanian branch
  Advocates to ensure quality, social justice and equity in all issues relating to the education and care of children from birth to eight years
• Early Years (Dept. of Education)
  Department of Education information and resources on early learning in Tasmania
• Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters (HIPPY)
  HIPPY is an Australian Government supported home-based parenting and early childhood enrichment program of the Brotherhood of St Laurence. It targets disadvantaged families in the community, and aims to maximise the chances of a successful early school experience. The program operates at locations around Australia, including Tasmania
• Inspired EC: Early Childhood Consultancy
  A training and consultancy company delivering professional development for all adults connected to early childhood
• Kids Come First
  This project is a whole-of-government initiative to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for Tasmanian children and young people. Includes downloadable reports such as the 2013 Update
• Kindergarten Development Check
  The check assists teachers to identify students at risk of not achieving expected child development outcomes
• Little Bee Early Years Learning and Childcare Centre
  Education and care on Hobart's Eastern Shore for children aged 6 weeks to 5 years
• Mesmerised: black and white books for newborn babies
  Specialises in black and white books designed especially for babies from newborn until 6 months of age
• Professional Support Coordinator (PSC): Tasmania
  Lady Gowrie Tasmania's PSC, under the Inclusion and Professional Support Program (IPSP) delivers professional development and support to eligible early and middle childhood education care services
• Tasmanian Early Years Foundation
  Established under the Tasmanian Early Years Foundation Act 2005 as a non-profit organisation to support and promote the wellbeing, development and learning of Tasmanian children up to the age of six years
• Tasmanian Early Years Foundation (Conference 2013)
  First Nature Pedagogy Conference, identifying and recording the learning in children’s play
• Tasmanian Early Years Foundation: Creative Connections Program
  Information Creative Connections, a joint program between the Tasmanian Early Years Foundation (TEYF) and the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) to develop support and programs for creative art experiences for young Tasmanians