NDIS with Springfree Trampoline
The NDIS supports a better life for hundreds of thousands of Australians with a significant and permanent disability and their families and carers. Trampolines can be a valuable tool for therapy for children with autism and sensory integration disorders. Applying for NDIS funding can depend on how your plan is managed. Enter your details below and our sales team will be in contact to provide you with the required documentation.
How to Purchase a Springfree with NDIS
Applying for NDIS funding can depend on how your plan is managed.
Enter your details below and our sales team will be in contact to provide you with the required documentation.
How and When to Apply for Funding
For children aged between 0 and 6 years old, with concerns in development, you can reach out to an early childhood partner through the NDIS website and this partner can tailor support to you and your child as part of the NDIS' Early Childhood Intervention (ECEI) program.
You can expect to receive the following, should you child become an NDIS participant:
NDIS Support Guide - Under 7
1. Contact the NDIA and get information about the NDIA in your area. You can call the NDIA on 1800 800 110.
2. Meet an NDIS early childhood partner who will discuss your child's needs.
3. Work out the level of support your child needs. This might include emotional, community and strategic support.
4. Make up an individual NDIS plan for submission.
5. Explore early intervention support and select your providers.
6.Put your child's plan into action.
NDIS Support Guide - Over 7
1. Contact the NDIA on 1800 800 110 for information about the NDIS in your area.
2. Meet an NDIA/NDIS coordinator who will discuss the needs of your child and your family.
3. Make up an individual NDIS plan for submission, including the support your child needs to reach their goals. Your coordinator will submit this to the NDIA for approval.
4. Choose service providers for your child's NDIS plan.
5. Put your child's plan into action.
Benefits of a Trampoline
Trampolines can be a valuable tool for therapy for children with autism and sensory integration disorders.
Not only is a trampoline a fun way to exercise, but it’s also proven that trampolines have health benefits. We share a few tips and insights in these blogs.
