AEIOU Canberra

Contact Details

2 Rusden St Garran ACT 2605
02 6189 5678
0431 762 758
canberra@aeiou.org.au
Opening Hours
Mon to Fri: 7.00am - 5.00pm

AEIOU Foundation is thrilled to establish a service in Canberra for families across the greater Canberra region. This state-of-the-art centre supports children with autism to achieve their individual development goals in small group settings.

This is your hub for autism-specific early intervention, specialist outreach support for families, and training for allied health and education professionals. The centre offers long-day care opening hours, four purpose-designed classrooms and large covered outdoor play facilities to create the best environment for children to grow and thrive.

AEIOU Canberra offers an early intervention program, private therapy sessions, and supported childcare for children with autism and Global Developmental Delay.

Express Interest

The centre offers:

Autism-specific early intervention program on full-time and part-time basis
Supported Learning Space program for children with autism and Global Developmental Delay
Private therapy sessions are available for children aged up to 9 years old

Fees at AEIOU

As a NDIS-approved service provider, eligible families are able to secure reasonable and necessary support to access our program. Additional information on NDIS can be found here.

To learn more about the fee structure at AEIOU, visit this page.

The centre

Our partners

The centre was made possible due to the partnership and support of the John James Foundation, who not only funded the construction of the facility but also developed, project managed and retained the building. This service forms part of the broader John James Village precinct, and facilitates the provision of specialist education and development for young children and their families. The AEIOU centre in Canberra consolidates the John James Foundation's commitment to strengthening health outcomes in the community.

The facility was designed to include sustainable building elements, and includes building elements such as a 33KwH solar energy system with battery storage to generate green energy and to provide AEIOU with a passive income from distributing surplus energy production back to the main energy grid supply.