NDIS Information

Our Therapy products that we provide have been chosen as they assist individuals and families to……..

"Complete activities of daily living and enables them to work towards their goals and meet their objectives".NDIS

 

Sensory Calm is an NDIS provider and can assist you with a free trial as well as evidence based research material specific to our range. If you are looking at accessing one of our unique weighted products through the NDIS you can contact one of our team here

Please note not all products in store can be purchased with the NDIS. Only products provided and approved in your plan. 

 

Weighted Blankets and the NDIS

Weighted blankets at this time are not avaiable without NDIS approval. If you require information on our Weighted Blankets or a quote to add to your NDIS Weighted Blanket application this should be arranged prior to your planning meeting and/or review. Please feel free to contact us or have your clinician contact us to access the necessary product information and quote.

Please see the how to purchase page for more on how we can help you purchase items through the NDIS.

 How to purchase

The NDIS is an initiative providing support to Australians living with a disability, their carers and family. The NDIS started rolling out in 2013 and will continue to every State andTerritory in Australia until 2019.You can find out when the NDIS will be in your area HERE. It is important to make sure that you access information relevant to your Sate and Territory as your access dates will differ greatly.

[From the NDIS website]

The NDIS helps people with disability to:

  • Access mainstream services and supports

  • These are the services available for all Australians from people like doctors or teachers through the health and education systems.

  • These are the services available for all Australians from people like doctors or teachers through the health and education systems.

  • It also covers areas like public housing and the justice and aged care systems.

  • Receive reasonable and necessary funded supports.

 

The NDIS can pay for supports that are reasonable and necessary. This means they are related to a person’s disability and are required for them to live an ordinary life and achieve their goals.

What is the NDIS? 

NDIS access checklist

You can visit the NDIS web page relevant to your state below

[NDIS website]

 

 


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