Subsidised Community Rate
$30.00 per session
While private specialised neuro-motor habilitation typically costs $120–$160 per hour in New Zealand, the Foundation covers the balance. Whānau contribute a simple $30 co-payment per 1-on-1 session.
Pricing & community access
Transparent Community Pricing & Accessible Care
Quality neuro-habilitation should be accessible to every child, regardless of financial circumstances.
As a registered charitable trust (CC65109), our operational costs and specialist practitioner hours are heavily subsidised through community grants and philanthropic partnerships. This enables us to offer significantly reduced session fees and fully funded support for Canterbury families.
Built around whānau
Three pathways to support
Third-Party & Statutory Funding
$0 Out-of-Pocket
We work directly with external funding providers. We accept and process Cerebral Palsy Society vouchers (getPhysical and getOutThere), and accommodate Whaikaha / Individualised Funding (IF) managed via hosts such as Manawanui, Enliven, or Maple, as well as Carer Support allocations.
Community Bursary Fund
100% Subsidised ($0 Out-of-Pocket)
We operate a strict 'No Child Turned Away' policy. For families navigating severe financial strain, living-cost pressures, or awaiting formal statutory disability support, our Community Bursary Fund covers 100% of session costs. Accessing a bursary is confidential, respectful, and requires no invasive financial auditing.
Ready to Discuss Your Child's Needs?
Contact our team or complete a referral to arrange an initial assessment at our neuro-sensory space at 13 Tyne Street, Addington.
Complete Whānau Referral