Sanctuary Continence Nursing

03/05/2026

Wonderful product

Did you know that Pjama's are covered under NDIS funding? We know that the cost of managing long-term incontinence can add up quickly, especially when you factor in the endless cycle of disposable products.
Pjama products generally fall under two main categories within an NDIS plan:
* Consumables (Core Supports): Our washable pants and shorts are considered "low-cost AT" or consumables because they replace the need for ongoing disposable nappies.
* Assistive Technology (Capital Supports): Our bedwetting alarms and vibrating reminder watches are classified as AT to assist with continence monitoring and independence.

Investing in Pjama isn't just about saving money in the long run; it’s about meeting NDIS goals of increased independence and community participation. When a child feels confident enough to attend a sleepover, they are building social skills that last a lifetime. Let your NDIS funds work for your child’s future.

22/04/2026

Sanctuary is going on leave again .
Closed from 14/5 - 1-6.
Please email any inquiries and Janice and I will action our return.

10/04/2026

Love this product

Is your child sleeping through the alarm? Try changing the tone!

The Pjama alarm offers multiple sounds to prevent the brain from "tuning out." You can also use the app to send the alert to your own phone, so you can help wake them up in those crucial first weeks.

09/04/2026

08/04/2026

Email bandits at it again. Please delete any file sharing from me.
I wouldn’t want to be the tech person who gets my call this morning!😤🤬

01/04/2026

Give it a go…

Disability Sports Australia (DSA) is a national non-profit, registered charity, and the National Sporting Organisation for people with disability. We are dedicated to increasing participation in grassroots sport by creating inclusive and accessible opportunities across the country.

30/03/2026

Please do not click on any links from my email sent in last few days. I have been compromised, now rectified.
They are so clever and annoying!

23/03/2026

C’mon let’s get in on the action

Peek‑a‑Loo - the Great Dunny Hunt 2026 is back! 👀🚽

The Great Dunny Hunt is on, and we’re calling on people from across the country to help uncover and map public toilets hiding in plain sight across the country.

By adding or updating facilities on the National Public Toilet Map, you’re helping improve access, dignity and independence for millions of people, including those living with incontinence, carers, families, travelers and anyone out and about.

Every update makes a difference. Accurate toilet information helps people plan with confidence and stay connected.

Get hunting and peek a look and you will:
✅ Help make your local area more accessible
✅ Support people living with incontinence
✅ Strengthen a national resource used millions of times each year
✅ Go in the draw to win a $1,000 Discovery Holiday Parks voucher

Start hunting today: 👉 www.toiletmap.gov.au

📸 Found a dunny? Share a picture of your newfound loo on social media using .

Let’s make sure every loo is easy to find, and no one is left searching.

18/03/2026

17/03/2026

Love this competition

The Great Dunny Hunt starts in 6 Days!

👀🚽 Peek‑a‑loo – The Great Dunny Hunt 2026 officially returns next week!
We’re calling on people across the country to help find and map missing public toilets hiding in plain sight across the country.

By adding or updating facilities on the National Public Toilet Map, you’re helping improve access, dignity and independence for millions of people.

💙 Why get involved?
✅ Help your local community
✅ Support people living with incontinence
✅ Go in the draw to win a $1,000 Discovery Holiday Parks voucher

📍 Get ready to enter the draw - competition begins on 23 March 👉 https://www.toiletmap.gov.au

27/02/2026

So hard to find the balance with children who are so restrictive with diet but fibre and fluid is the key.

Constipation in children can sometimes look very different, from hard, painful poos to soiling accidents. Early support is key.

Alex* is a dad of two with very different toilet troubles but it turns out they were both experiencing constipation.

From fussy eating to unpredictable bowel habits, Alex shares his journey of managing his children’s symptoms, finding practical strategies like hidden fibre cupcakes, and working closely with health professionals to support healthy bowel habits.

Read Alex’s full story, discover his sneaky high-fibre food tips, and learn more about managing constipation in children:
🔗https://www.continence.org.au/bridge-magazine-flipbook-summer-2026/ =15

For personalised advice, you can also call the National Continence Helpline for free and confidential support: 📞1800 33 00 66 (Mon–Fri, 8am–8pm VIC time).