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A Queensland influencer has accused a daycare of 'discrimination' after they said her special needs, non-verbal son was no longer welcome.
Kathryn Denny, a mummy blogger whose five-year-old son was diagnosed with level three autism, has been updating her fans via TikTok on the situation since last year.
The saga began in November when Kathryn was forced to resort to crowdfunding to pay for her son's speech therapy, after his government disability funding was close to running out.
At the time, Kathryn was paying for her son to attend a special needs daycare from Monday to Friday, while simultaneously paying for a one-on-one carer to look after him at the facility due to the severity of his autism.
When the available funding ran down to just $5,000, Kathryn was forced to ask his daycare to reduce his time with the one-on-one carer from five days a week to three, while still remaining at the daycare from Monday to Friday.
Queensland influencer Kathryn Denny (pictured) has accused a daycare of 'discrimination' after they said her special needs, non-verbal son was no longer welcome
According to Kathryn, this request was denied.
In a tearful TikTok video posted on November 28, Kathryn revealed how she had exploded at the daycare owner over the phone after learning that her son was 'no longer welcome'.
'I said, "So because we can't afford his daily therapy, he's no longer
