CASoP School scheme
Partnering with NSW Schools through the Allied Health & Behaviour Support Scheme
Create A Sense of Place (CASoP) is a proud provider under the NSW Department of Education’s Specialist Allied Health and Behaviour Support Provider Scheme. This initiative connects public schools with pre-qualified providers to support students with disability and complex needs.
The scheme streamlines the process for schools to engage with experienced professionals, reducing administrative burden through simplified ordering, pre-vetted provider access, and a searchable database.
As a values-driven organisation with deep expertise in behaviour support, trauma-informed practice, neurodiversity, and disability inclusion, CASoP works alongside schools to:
We also offer specialised training and professional development for school staff, including tailored sessions in Positive Behaviour Support, responding to behaviours of concern, trauma-informed approaches, and supporting neurodivergent students in the classroom.
Whether your school is seeking direct support for a student or training to build whole-school capability, we’re here to help.
Let’s work together to create safe, inclusive spaces where all students can thrive.