CHIRP is a triage service for children with developmental, attentional and/or behavioural concerns, that are of clinical significance, impact on the child’s functioning across home and educational settings and may be due to an underlying neurodevelopmental condition including autism, ADHD and/or intellectual disability. Eligibility Criteria Young person is 14 years or younger Guardians have consented to the referral Exclusion Criteria CHIRP do not assess for learning difficulties, i.e. dyslexia, auditory processing disorder ADHD cannot be assessed for children under the age of 6 years (please see resources for information and strategies to support children under the age of 6 years e.g Incredible Years or Parent to Parent) Patient must: Reside in Hauora a Toi Bay of Plenty Referral to include: Comprehensive information will expedite the service response. Where available please include: Any relevant family history (including family members with ASD/ADHD/learning difficulties, mental and physical wellbeing of family members, parental separation, loss, grief or trauma) School information (which schools/preschool is attended and since when, educational concerns, academic performance) Supporting information from whānau and other involved services Parent and Teacher Vanderbilt screening in case of attention, impulsive or hyperactive behaviours

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