Laura Harvey created Dot to Dot Early Intervention, an early intervention organisation providing assessment and therapy to children in Geelong under 9 years of age. 

 

Laura focusses on empowering parents and caregivers to achieve the greatest outcomes for children during their key developmental period. Laura has extensive experience working in hospitals, schools, community centres, Speech Pathology clinics and early intervention organisations. 

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In 2020 Laura went on to found Tiny Dots Early Intervention, a not-for-profit service for 0-3 year old’s, to extend her passion for empowering parents and caregivers to achieve the greatest outcomes for children in their early years and supporting families in a comprehensive and caring way. 

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If you see Laura around Geelong, eating ice-cream and playing with her two boys, stop and say hi!

Daniel is a Senior Accountant with over six years of experience at West Carr & Harvey.

 

Daniel is motivated to service his Geelong community through professional and philanthropic means which prompted him to join the Tiny Dots board and support vulnerable children. Daniel recognises the importance of childhood and that opportunities offered to children will shape their future.

 

In Daniel’s spare time he enjoys going on adventures with his wife and three young children.

Caitlin is a proud board member of Tiny Dots Early Intervention. As a primary school teacher, she understands the importance of timely, evidence based intervention to support our children’s learning. This philosophy has been solidified in recent years after the birth of her twin girls, one of which has an undiagnosed genetic condition that affects all aspects of her development. Caitlin has seen first hand, the direct, positive impacts that the Tiny Dots program can have on our tiniest and most vulnerable loved ones and their families. 

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Caitlin affirms she will be forever grateful for the support that Tiny Dots were able to provide to her family at a time when they needed it most!

Bill is a general practitioner, graduating from Monash University in 1985. He enjoys all aspects of general practice with special interests in paediatrics, shared care obstetrics and minor surgical procedures.

 

Bill has been a principle doctor and owner of PVH Medical in Pascoe Vale. He has developed the practice, which has grown in size and services over the years. Their practice now offers the community a large group of general practitioners, paramedical practitioners, specialists, and pathology services. 

 

Bill is married with 5 children. He and his wife enjoy walking their energetic Bordoodle together. He enjoys playing golf, watching cricket and AFL football.

Rob is a qualified lawyer who is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Victoria and the High Court of Australia.  He has significant experience in corporate governance matters, commercial advice, dispute resolution, construction and development, and regulatory and government engagement.  His practice involves working with large and prominent organisations (including government entities and ASX listed corporations) operating in complex regulatory environments, including especially health and allied health, construction and development, financial services, and gaming.

 

In his personal life, Rob loves getting to know new people. He is open to learning new skills and trying new experiences (he recently built his own dining table), and enjoys keeping active and working on himself.

Evelyn is a balanced, empathetic professional dedicated to enhancing the individual's journey. Committed to fostering inclusive environments that empower people to thrive now and in the future. With a background in Human Resources, Psychology and lived experiences, Evelyn aspires to positively impact and influence the lives of others from diverse backgrounds.

 

As a mother of three perfect tiny dots, including a child diagnosed with ASD and an intellectual disability, Evelyn understands the transformative power of early intervention and quality partnerships between parents and allied health professionals. Her personal journey fuels her advocacy for creating supportive communities for families facing similar circumstances.

 

Evelyn believes in celebrating all victories, no matter how big or small. Her positive outlook and commitment to joy extend beyond her professional pursuits. She finds energy in bringing joy to others, especially children, through creative activities like face painting and ballooning.