NDIS Invoice Purchase Quote Request

The key to getting approval is to ensure you have evidence to prove that the item is going to be beneficial in helping the child with their disability. A letter from your OT or from your medical professional outlining why it is essential. 

NDIS-approved play equipment refers to play items that meet the standards set by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in Australia, ensuring they are suitable for children with disabilities and special needs.

There is no list of approved items, it depends on the needs of the child and what is going to help them reach their goals or assist them on a daily basis.

There is no list of approved items, it depends on the needs of the child and what is going to help them reach their goals or assist them on a daily basis.

To apply for NDIS funding, you need to have an NDIS plan in place. Work with your NDIS planner or support coordinator to include specific play equipment in your plan. They can help you navigate the application process and ensure the items meet your child's needs.

NDIS-approved play equipment is designed to support the physical, cognitive, and social development of children with disabilities. It helps enhance their skills, promotes inclusion, and provides therapeutic benefits.

Consider your child’s specific needs, interests and abilities. Consult with therapists or specialists who can provide recommendations based on your child’s developmental goals. Also, ensure the equipment is age-appropriate and safe.

We are unable to refund as either we would need to let NDIA know and refund them or we can swap it for similar. 

We can return and refund if you are plan managed.

Yes, many NDIS approved suppliers offer online purchasing options. At All Things for Kids, we provide a variety of NDIS approved play equipment that can be conveniently ordered online.

Yes, we offer assembly for a large range of our products. Read more about it here.

You will need to provide detailed information about the play equipment, including its therapeutic benefits and how it aligns with your child’s NDIS plan goals. Supporting letters from therapists or healthcare providers may also be required.

The time frame can vary depending on the approval process and the supplier’s delivery schedule. It’s best to consult with your NDIS plan manager to get an estimated timeline.

The NDIS generally funds equipment that has a clear therapeutic or developmental benefit for the child. Equipment purely for entertainment purposes without a therapeutic component may not be eligible.

We would reccomend new equipment to ensure safety and compliance with current standards. However, in some cases, second hand equipment may be considered if it meets all safety and therapeutic requirements.