Where little people belong.

The Child Care Subsidy helps families pay less for childcare. How much support you receive depends on: 1. Your family income 2. How much you work, study, or volunteer 3. The type of care your child attends From January 2026, families will be guaranteed at least three days of subsidised care each week (72 hours per fortnight), even if they don't meet activity requirements. Some families may be eligible for more subsidised hours, depending on their circumstances. We can help you understand what this means for your family and guide you through the process. Find out more about the CCS and use the government subsidy calculator.

1. A labelled bag 2. A water bottle 3. Spare clothes 4. Labelled Sun hat

Yes. Children receive: 1. Breakfast 2. Morning tea 3. A warm lunch 4. Afternoon tea 5. Late snack Meals are cooked fresh by our on-site cooks.Menus meet nutrition guidelines.

Yes. We follow all medical plans and keep children safe. Please give us: 1. A doctor-signed medical action plan 2. Labelled Medication in original packaging 3. Clear instructions We will complete some other forms on basis of your information and We update plans each year.

Clothes that are: 1. Comfortable 2. Easy for toileting 3. SunSmart (shoulders covered) 4. Okay to get messy 5. Safe for climbing and running

That’s okay. We use: 1. Simple English 2. Pictures 3. Step-by-step instructions 4. Translated materials (where available) 5. Interpreters (when needed) Families from every culture are welcome.

Every child is offered at least two orientation visits before starting, planned at different times so families can see how the centre operates. Parents also meet with the centre director to discuss expectations, programs and daily routines.

The daily fee covers everything your child needs for the day at Koko Haus: 1. Play based curriculum led by qualified educators 2. Five meals and snacks cooked on site each day (breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, late snack) 3. Nappies, wipes and sun protection 4. Enrichment experiences — music, yoga, dance, language exposure, cooking, sustainability projects 5.Inclusive celebrations and most centre-based incursions throughout the year

At Koko Haus, child safety is more than a policy or a requirement — it is at the heart of everything we do. We are committed to being a child safe organisation. Protecting children’s privacy and digital identity is an important part of child safety for us. We are conscious that when a child’s image is shared online, it can create a digital footprint that may remain accessible for many years. For this reason, Koko Haus will not post photographs or videos of children on public online platforms or social media. We believe children’s childhoods should belong to them, not become part of a permanent online presence. We conduct appropriate screening and reference checks and ensure educators and other relevant workers hold the required Working with Children Checks and other clearances. We regularly audit and monitor Working with Children Checks and other required staff credentials to ensure they remain current. We also maintain appropriate records and processes for identifying and responding to any concerns. Children are actively supervised throughout the day. Visitors, contractors and other people who are not part of the Koko Haus team are not left alone with children. Visitors are appropriately signed in, identified and supervised while on the premises. Our practices are guided by the Victorian Child Safe Standards. We take children seriously and support them to understand that they can speak to a trusted adult if something does not feel right. Children, families and educators are encouraged to raise concerns.