
How to Use Your NDIS Plan for Social & Sensory Activities
Getting the most out of your NDIS plan sensory activities budget starts with understanding exactly where that funding sits and how to access it without
A welcoming sensory and social space where children can explore, play and connect at their own pace. Each session includes access to our sensory room, activity room, ball pit, LEGO wall, puzzles and adaptive gaming
60-minute casual session: $35 | Small groups of up to five children
Children can choose activities according to their interests and comfort level. They may explore calming lights and sensory equipment, practise puzzles and fine-motor activities, build at the LEGO wall, enjoy the ball pit or try adaptive gaming. Our sessions are kept small to create a comfortable and manageable environment.
60-minute casual session: $35 | Small groups of up to five children
Sensory Funzone is a purpose-built sensory & social space designed to provide safe, supportive, and meaningful experiences for neurodivergent individuals. Created with a strong focus on inclusion, comfort, and connection, our environment encourages participants to engage, regulate, explore, and connect at their own pace through sensory-based and interactive experiences. More than just an activity space, Sensory Funzone was built to create a welcoming and non- clinical environment where individuals and families feel understood, supported, and included. Our mission is to encourage confidence, emotional wellbeing, social interaction, and meaningful engagement through experiences designed with understanding and care. Space that understands
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We visited Sensory Funzone today and were impressed. It's clear that a lot of thought has gone into creating a space where children of all abilities can feel comfortable, supported and free to enjoy themselves. The environment strikes a wonderful balance between fun and regulation, with engaging sensory play opportunities alongside a calming space when children need a break. Everything felt welcoming, inclusive and designed with children's emotional wellbeing in mind. What stood out most was the focus on creating an environment where kids can build confidence, explore, interact and simply be themselves. It's a fantastic resource for families looking for a play space that truly understands and accommodates different needs. We'll be back and recommend Sensory Funzone to other families.

Getting the most out of your NDIS plan sensory activities budget starts with understanding exactly where that funding sits and how to access it without

If you’re a parent of a neurodivergent child, you’ve probably asked the same question dozens of times: is NDIS funded sensory play actually something you