Chooze

13/10/2025

We’re excited to be back at the DAL Expo again this year - visit us just inside the entrance and say “Hi!”

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06/08/2025

Ever noticed this pop-up when you add something to your cart on Chooze?

It’s not just a box, it’s a small step that could help make your NDIS claiming journey a little smoother.

🧡 Here’s what it can do:
• Show how your item supports your daily life
• Add helpful info straight to your invoice
• Help your plan manager or the NDIA understand how this might meet Reasonable & Necessary needs*

You can upload reports or letters if you want to, or skip it if you’re not using NDIS funding. It’s just one way we’re trying to make support shopping feel simpler, clearer and more you.

*It doesn’t guarantee funding approval, it’s just here to help. If you’re unsure, chat with your plan manager or support team first.

Picture description: 1. A Chooze Shop pop-up titled “NDIS Participant?” says: “Click here to describe how this product supports your needs.” Below, orange text: “Wondering why this pops up?” with explanation. 2. Screen titled “What Happens When You Add to Cart.” A pop-up appears so you can add notes or documents for your NDIS claim, or skip if not needed. 3. Cart view with heading “Why do we ask?” NDIS needs items to be reasonable and necessary, linked to disability and goals. 4. Screen heading: “If you’re self-managed.” Self Managed button is selected. Adding a Reasonable and Necessary statement is optional, but helps show how product supports your needs. 5. Screen heading: “If you’re plan-managed.” Plan Managed option is selected. Plan manager reviews invoice, so adding a Reasonable and Necessary note may speed things up. 6. Screen heading: “If you’re NDIA-managed.” NDIA follows strict rules. Reasonable and Necessary statement is essential. Upload therapist letters to support claim. 7. Heading says: “We’ve made it simple.” Lists what Chooze includes on invoice: Reasonable and Necessary statement, NDIS number, risk levels, documents. 8. Screen reads: “Shop with confidence at Chooze.” Homepage graphic shown. Text explains Chooze helps with accessible shopping and NDIS-friendly invoices. Ends with: chooze.com.au

03/08/2025

Say hi to temi! Your new smart companion now available on Chooze 🤖

We’re excited to welcome Omni-Health Australia to the Chooze community. From video calls and voice control to movement tracking and more, temi is designed to support independence and connection, at home, in aged care or NDIS settings.
Explore how this tech can fit into your everyday life, it’s smart support, made simple.

🧡 Tap the link in bio or head to chooze.com.au to learn more.

Video description: A combination of clips showing how the Temi robot works, from moving around the room and displaying information on its screen. Each clip highlights different features in action.

03/07/2025

🔐 “It’s not about being scared. It’s about being aware, prepared, and confident in your choices.”

✨ Cyber safety isn’t about fear. It’s about feeling confident and in control online, whether you're shopping, chatting, learning, or browsing.
Our new blog makes it simple:

🧠 What cyber safety is (in plain words).
🚩 The common risks to look out for.
✅ Easy steps you can take today (no tech skills needed).

Think of it like locking your front door. Just a few small habits can help keep you safe online.

🧡 Jacqueline Jayne, a cyber security expert with over 20 years of experience, guest wrote this blog to make online safety easier for everyone. She explains the tricky stuff without the tech speak. She will be sharing more helpful tips in this blog series over the next few weeks, so keep an eye out!

📲 Visit https://choozeshop.com/cyber-safety-basics to read the blog and feel more secure online today.

Video description: A blue background shows a keyboard and a phone with a lock on the screen. The text says: “It’s not about being scared. It’s about being aware, prepared, and confident in your choices” – Jacqueline Jayne. Below the quote is an orange button that says: “Read Chooze’s new blog on Cyber Security.” Under the button, white text reads: “Link in bio.” Two small icons move around the screen.

02/07/2025

New here? Let’s get you across what Chooze is all about
We’re not just a shop, we’re a space made for people navigating support, care and the NDIS.

✔️ 150+ Aussie sellers in one place
✔️ Assistive tech, daily living tools, sensory supports and more
✔️ One combined checkout with NDIS-friendly invoices
Plan-managed, self-managed or shopping for someone else, you can do it all right here

Save this post to come back later. Or tag someone who needs to know about Chooze.

Picture description:
1. A person using a laptop with The Chooze Shop website open to the Personal Care section. At the bottom, text reads: “Never heard of Chooze? This is how we help” An orange arrow points to the right. 2. Dark blue background with The Chooze Shop logo at the top. An orange cursor icon sits above the heading: “Aged Care” Text below says: “Chooze has a range of care-friendly products, clear pricing, and invoices ready for claiming.” The website address is at the bottom: www.chooze.com.au 3. Green-blue background with The Chooze Shop logo at the top. A headset and laptop icon sits above the heading: “NDIS participants” Text says: “Chooze helps you shop for assistive technology, daily living aids and more. With NDIS-friendly invoices made for self, plan and agency-managed participants.” Website address at the bottom: www.chooze.com.au 4. Orange background with The Chooze Shop logo at the top. A purple star icon is above the heading: “Everyone” Text says: “Chooze is for anyone looking for trusted daily support items, from mobility to comfort products, all in one easy-to-use shop.” Website address at the bottom: www.chooze.com.au

30/06/2025

🍽️ Lunch, learning & good company? Yes please.
Join us at the NDIS & Aged Care Lunch ‘n’ Learn. A free in-person session made to help you feel more confident navigating supports, funding, and making informed choices.

Keen Care
Plan Partners

📍 When: Wednesday 30th July 2025
📍 Where: Prospect, SA

🔗 Reserve your spot now — link in bio!

Picture description: An orange and blue event poster showing a smiling young woman and older man sharing a meal. Logos at the top include The Chooze Shop, VoxCare, Plan Partners, and Keen Care. The text reads:
Wednesday, 30 July. NDIS & Aged Care Lunch 'n Learn. 11:00 AM. Prospect, SA. For Aged Care Providers, NDIS Support Coordinators & Allied Health Professionals. Join us to listen, learn, eat & network together! There is also an orange icon of a fork and knife.

22/06/2025

Last week you told us, the hardest thing to use is… apps on your phone 📱
You’re not alone. Tiny buttons, confusing settings and pop-ups everywhere it can be a lot.

So today we’re sharing a few simple tips for using apps on an iPhone. Nothing technical, just small ways to make things feel less frustrating. Got tips of your own? Or a question? Drop it in the comments. Let’s make tech feel a little more doable, together.

1. An orange background with the heading: “Find the app store”. The post explains where to find the app store on different devices: iPhone: App Store with a blue icon and white A. Samsung / Android: Google Play Store with a triangle icon. Other Android phones: AppGallery or Galaxy Store. Not sure where to look?: Try typing “App Store” or “Play Store” into your search bar. There’s an image of app icons next to a phone and a close-up of the App. Store icon. At the bottom, white text says: “Share this post ➝”

2. A dark blue background with the heading: “Using the apps on your phone”. The post gives tips for navigating apps: Home screen: Most apps open here. Look for icons or words at the top or bottom: These are menus. Tap once to open: You won’t break anything. Back button: Use arrows or swipe to go back. Need help?: Look for a “?” or “Help” section, or come back to Chooze for support. An illustration of a phone with a speech bubble is shown in the bottom right corner. At the bottom, white text says: “Share this post ➝”.

19/06/2025

Not sure where to start with tech? You’re not alone 💻

Whether it’s for you or someone you care about, learning to feel comfortable online can make a big difference.

Here are a few places that can help:
🟠 Be Connected – Free online lessons made for people over 50.
🟠 GCF Global – Easy learning if you’re starting from scratch.
🟠 eSafety Commissioner – Tips to stay safe and confident online.

You can save this for later or share it with someone who might find it helpful. (Find links to these resources in our bio)

Picture description: 1. A graphic with a blue keyboard background, a phone, and a computer. An orange arrow and signal icon appear on screen. The text says: “Online digital literacy. Not sure where to start?" 2. Two older adults smiling at a computer. The text reads: “1. Be Connected. Free online course for Australians aged 50+” “Get one on one support or join a small group at your local library or community centre. Learn how to use your phone, email, social media, or access things like myGov in a way that makes sense to you. Go at your own pace with someone friendly there to help if you need it.” “beconnected.esafety.gov.au” 3. A woman and child smiling while using a laptop. The text reads: “2. GCF Global (GCFLearnFree.org) Anyone learning from scratch” “Learn the basics like how to use a computer, get online, send emails, or use Microsoft Office. The lessons are clear, visual, and made for beginners. Best of all, it’s completely free.” “www.gcflearnfree.org” 4. A woman and child smiling while looking at a tablet. Text on the image reads: "3. eSafety Commissioner. Trusted online safety support for all Australians.” “Get support with things like privacy, online bullying, and making smart choices online. It’s made for real life and easy to understand, especially for young people and families.” “esafety.gov.au”

18/06/2025

Some days, focus is hard. Routines shift and big feelings show up. Fun Stuff Educational & Therapeutic Resources understands that! Their products are made for those everyday moments where calm, play and clear support can help things feel a bit more settled.

Sensory kits, visuals and games with purpose. Helpful at school, at home or anywhere support is needed. For kids, teens or adults and made for real life, not just routines

Picture description: 1. A welcome graphic for a new seller on The Chooze Shop. The text says: “New Seller Fun Stuff Educational & Therapeutic Resources” The image includes educational tools like a book titled Talkabout for Children, a colourful board game, and flashcards. Blue and orange wave patterns with dotted circles frame the corners. 2. A screenshot of The Chooze Shop website showing a product listing for Fun Stuff Educational & Therapeutic Resources. Items like flashcards and activity books are displayed with prices and “Add to Cart” buttons. The website address www.chooze.com.au appears at the bottom with a large cursor icon.

17/06/2025

Everyday tech that’s built to support, not overwhelm! 💻
From clearer sound to safer check-ins, these digital tools are made to work with you, not against you.

🟠 Cary Base – a calm way to stay connected with family and care teams
🟠 Beacon Personal Alarm – easy-to-carry safety support
🟠 Audeara Headphones – personal listening with clearer sound
🟠 Care Window Unit – touchscreen tech designed with simplicity in mind

Whether you use one or all of them, they’re here to help daily life feel a little more supported.

Check out these products on www.chooze.com.au

Description: Wiggling products appear on each slide. “Digital technology” is written in the background with an orange gradient across all slides. 1. Cary Base device 2. Safety alarm product 3. Headphones 4. CareWindow, touchscreen device that helps connect with loved ones.

13/06/2025

Meet SRC Health, now on the Chooze shop!

Their range is designed to offer comfort and support during recovery, pregnancy and other times when your body needs a little extra care. With soft, compression garments designed for everyday movement, SRC Health focuses on helping people feel more comfortable in what they wear.

Now available to shop on Chooze! https://www.chooze.com.au/src-health

Picture description: 1. White background with dark blue and orange corner designs and dotted circles. SRC Health products around the text. Text reads: “New Seller. SRC Health” 2. Orange-framed screen showing SRC Health products on The Chooze Shop website with prices and “Add To Cart” buttons. A large cursor icon is at the bottom. Text reads: “www.chooze.com.au.

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12/06/2025

🌧️ Winter is well and truly here!

Did you know that you can stock up on all your winter essential items with Chooze?

From blankets and woollen socks to books and indoor activities, the Chooze Shop has all you need to keep warm this winter 🧣🧦📚

When you shop through our unique link, a portion of your purchase goes directly towards helping us support people living with brain injury, along with their families and carers.

Get your winter essentials online at The Chooze Shop via our unique link 👉 https://choozeshop.com/braininjurysa