Support built around what they're already into.
PlayKey matches NDIS kids with mentors who share their genuine interests — Minecraft, dinosaurs, footy, art — turning community participation and capacity building into something they actually look forward to.
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Regions — WA & NSW
100%
Interest-led matching
48hrs
Typical referral response
5–17
Ages supported

From intake to their first session, without the friction.
Tell us what they love
A short intake about your child's interests, personality and goals — no clinical jargon required.
We find their match
We pair your child with a mentor who genuinely shares that interest, not just the next available slot.
Free meet & greet
A relaxed first catch-up, usually somewhere familiar, with zero pressure and no assessments.
Ongoing sessions
Regular play-based mentoring that builds skills in the background, led by trust and genuine fun.
Five ways to build skills through genuine play.
Mentoring that starts with who your child already is.
Plenty of providers lead with the plan. We lead with the kid — their obsessions, their pace, their wins — and let the NDIS goals follow naturally.
Interest-led, not clinical-led
We start with what your child loves. Developmental goals get woven in once the relationship is real.
Verified mentors, flexible funding
Every mentor completes a Working With Children Check and NDIS worker screening. We work with self-managed and plan-managed funding.
Consistent relationships
The same mentor, session after session — because trust takes time, and so does real progress.
Local to WA & Sydney, or online
Mentors who know the parks, clubs and classrooms in your neighbourhood — or join by video call from anywhere.



Real words from parents and coordinators.
“I'll admit I was sceptical that 'playing Minecraft together' counted as support. A full term in, he's so much more outgoing — he comes home wanting to tell me about whatever he's just discovered.”
Two states, or anywhere by video call.

Ready to find their match?
Tell us what your child loves. We'll handle the rest — matching, scheduling, and the first meet-and-greet.