Starting a sensory program for the first time can feel like a big step, especially for families of special needs children. New environments, unfamiliar people, different sounds, and textures can
Starting a sensory program for the first time can feel like a big step, especially for families of special needs children. New environments, unfamiliar people, different sounds, and textures can
The conversation around inclusive play has taken a real step forward this month, with new sensory playground developments opening in Ravenhall and nearby suburbs. For families of children with special
School holidays are approaching fast, and this year feels different. Recent inclusion-focused updates across Victoria’s education and disability sectors are shaping how families plan school break activities, especially for children
Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is undergoing significant reform in 2026, with changes designed to improve sustainability, accountability, and outcomes for families. For parents of special needs children across
For many families across Melbourne’s Western Suburbs, sensory play is more than just fun — it is a powerful way to support learning, regulation, confidence, and social connection for children
Choosing the right sensory play centre that families can trust is an important decision—especially when your child has unique sensory, developmental, or emotional needs. For parents of special needs children,
Sensory play for babies is more than just fun — it’s a powerful way to stimulate brain development, support early learning, and lay the foundations for future skills. For families
Shadow art is a magical way to encourage creativity, sensory exploration, and motor-skill development in children. For parents, caregivers, special schools, allied-health organisations, childcare centres, and disability support services in
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform education, parents, caregivers, and educators across Melbourne’s western suburbs are asking an important question: Can AI truly support children with special needs, or
Australia’s 2025 federal budget brings major adjustments to education and disability funding—changes that could significantly impact how families and schools in Melbourne’s western suburbs support children with special needs. While
A place where inclusion meets fun! At Sensory Play Centre, we are dedicated to creating a safe, engaging, and supportive space for children with disabilities. Our specially designed play areas and professional staff ensure every child can explore, learn, and thrive in a welcoming environment.
0383 906 492
info@sensoryplaycentre.com.au
Unit 2, 14 Barretta Road Ravenhall 3023 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
