How it works
Explore, enquire, then confirm next steps together.
One place to start, whether you’re exploring VR for yourself, a child, a client or a school.
VRTA is reactivating its services. Sessions aren’t available to book yet.
The three steps
Explore
See how VR is used, what the research says, and what equipment and funding involve.
Register interest or enquire
Tell us who it’s for and what you’re working towards. Professionals can make a referral enquiry.
Confirm next steps
We’ll record your interest and contact you when services and availability are confirmed. Nothing is booked until then.
Families and individuals
Exploring VR for yourself or your child
What you can ask us about
- How VR is being used in your area of interest
- What the research covers, and its limits
- Comfort, safety and seated use
- Equipment and funding pathways
What you can ask us about
- Which areas VR is being used and studied in
- Suitability questions to discuss with the client
- Equipment for seated use, glasses or controller-free input
- Funding evidence and the NDIS assistive technology rules
Schools and organisations
Planning VR for students, residents or clients
What you can ask us about
- Classroom and program uses
- Adjustments for people with disability
- Age guidance, supervision and hygiene
- Running a small trial
Outside a capital city?
Tell us where you are.
Where and how VRTA’s services will be delivered is still being confirmed, including for regional, rural and remote areas. Choose your state and area type when you register, and we’ll tell you what’s possible where you live.
Your information
We ask for as little as we can.
An enquiry needs a name, an email, your state and what it’s about. Nothing more until a service is confirmed.
- Your role and state or territory, so we can tell you what’s available where you are
- A few lines on what you’re working towards
- No diagnoses, health details, dates of birth or NDIS numbers in the web form
- No payment details. Nothing is booked or charged through this site