Overview

Use this form to refer yourself for an AT scoping and possible trial. Tell us a little about what you find difficult, any devices you already use, and if you have a clinician we can work with.

Who can refer

People of any age who want to try assistive solutions for learning, communication, or access. If you are referring a young person, ensure you have consent from their parent or guardian.

What happens next

  1. Intake: we confirm consent, supports needed (Easy Read/Auslan) and any clinical contacts.
  2. Scoping: short clinical & technical assessment to set trial goals.
  3. Trial: devices configured, onboarding and a short trial in context (2–6 weeks).
  4. Review: outcomes report with procurement and sustainment advice.

Refer yourself — short form

Fields marked * are required. Replace FORM_ACTION with your form endpoint to capture referrals.

Personal details
Referral details
Attachments & supports

Accepted: PDF, DOC(X), JPG, PNG. Max total upload per submission: 10 MB (server-side limit required).


Consent

Privacy: We will use your information only to process this referral and will not share it without your permission. If you upload personal or health information, it will be handled securely and only accessed by staff delivering the referral.

Email founder

Prefer to call? Our team will email you next steps instead of publishing phone numbers here.

Frequently asked

How long does a referral take to process?
We will contact you by email within 5–10 working days to arrange an intake or advise next steps. If you tick urgent or your situation changes, please email founder@edulinked.com.au with the subject 'Urgent AT referral'.
Do I need a clinician to refer?
No. You can self-refer. If you have a clinician or allied health contact, include their details to help with scoping. We will work with clinical leads when appropriate.
Who pays for devices?
Trials are short-term. Procurement and long-term funding are discussed after the trial — we include procurement notes and options in the outcomes report.