Top Assistive Equipment for Recreation Providers in New South Wales

226 registered providersNew South Wales

There are 226 NDIS Assistive Equipment for Recreation providers listed in New South Wales. 3 have claimed and verified their profile. Across 191 reviewed providers, the average rating is 4.4 from 17,022 reviews.

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226
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4.4★
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3
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Updated October 2026

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Moto 1 - Motobility Osborne Park

4.7(56 reviews)

Mount Pritchard, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationAssistive Products for Household TasksPersonal Care & Safety Products+2 more
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Everyday Mobility Pty Ltd

4.7(56 reviews)

Batemans Bay, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationAssistive Products for Household TasksPersonal Care & Safety Products+2 more
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Flex Out Physiotherapy Pty Ltd

4.7(53 reviews)

Albury, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationPersonal Care & Safety ProductsCustomised Prosthetics+4 more
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Optimum Health Solutions

4.7(55 reviews)

Batemans Bay, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationPersonal Care & Safety ProductsCommunication and Information Equipment+8 more
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Massuese Massage Chairs

4.8(47 reviews)

Crows Nest, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationPersonal Care & Safety ProductsPersonal Mobility Equipment
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Starfish Store Pty Ltd

4.9(40 reviews)

Shellharbour City Centre, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationAssistive Products for Household TasksPersonal Care & Safety Products+1 more
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Anna Bay Pharmacy

4.7(50 reviews)

Anna Bay, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationAssistive Products for Household TasksPersonal Care & Safety Products+1 more
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Health Next Door

5.0(35 reviews)

Auburn, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationCustomised ProstheticsTherapy Services (OT, Speech, Physio, Psychology)
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Independent Mobility & Rehab

4.9(39 reviews)

Kilaben Bay, NSW

Assistive Equipment for RecreationPersonal Care & Safety ProductsPersonal Mobility Equipment

About the service

About Assistive Equipment for Recreation under the NDIS

Assistive equipment for recreation is specialised gear that enables participants to take part in sport, leisure, and active recreation, all-terrain and sports wheelchairs, adaptive cycles and handcycles, beach-access equipment, and adapted tools for activities like fishing or gardening. The goal is to remove the physical barriers that would otherwise stop a person enjoying recreation and staying active, which supports physical health, mental wellbeing, and social connection.

Because these items are specialised, an occupational therapist or physiotherapist usually assesses the need and recommends the right equipment, explaining how it relates to your disability and goals. The NDIS funds disability-specific equipment that enables participation you could not otherwise achieve, and considers trials or lower-cost options before a significant purchase. When choosing a supplier, look for experience with adaptive recreation equipment, the ability to trial and properly fit items, and good after-sales support for maintenance and repairs.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many Assistive Equipment for Recreation providers are there in New South Wales?

There are 226 NDIS Assistive Equipment for Recreation providers listed in New South Wales.

What is the average rating of Assistive Equipment for Recreation providers in New South Wales?

The average rating is 4.4 across 191 reviewed providers.

What kind of recreation equipment can the NDIS fund?

It can fund disability-specific equipment that enables recreation you could not otherwise take part in, for example sports wheelchairs, adaptive cycles, beach-access equipment, or adapted tools. It generally does not fund ordinary recreational gear that any person would buy.

Do I need an assessment before the NDIS will fund equipment?

Usually yes for anything specialised or higher-cost. An allied health professional such as an occupational therapist or physiotherapist assesses your needs and recommends the most suitable, value-for-money option, providing the evidence the NDIS uses to decide funding.

How do I choose a supplier?

Look for experience with adaptive recreation equipment, the ability to trial and properly fit items to you, and reliable after-sales support such as maintenance and repairs. A supplier who works with your therapist and understands your chosen activity helps ensure the equipment works in practice.

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