Website Terms

1. What these terms cover

Meaningful Activities provides website information about occupational therapy, related services, careers, locations, feedback, privacy and digital products.

Using the website means you agree to follow these terms. A service agreement or product-specific licence may also apply. If it does, it will explain the additional terms for that service or product, subject to the law.

2. General information and urgent help

Website information is general. It does not replace an individual assessment, diagnosis, treatment, emergency response, legal advice, financial advice or a funding decision.

Do not rely on this website for urgent help. Call 000 if someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent police, fire or ambulance assistance.

3. Enquiries, referrals and services

Submitting an enquiry or referral starts our review. It does not mean we have accepted the referral or can provide a particular service, clinician or start date.

We may need more information to check service fit, safety, delivery location, funding and current capacity. Services begin only after the required acceptance, consent and service agreement steps are complete.

Do not send detailed clinical records through a general contact form. Use the referral route or another method confirmed by our team.

4. Acceptable use

Use this website lawfully and responsibly. Do not:

• disrupt the website or try to access information without permission
• upload harmful software
• pretend to be someone else
• misuse website content or forms
• provide another person’s information without permission or legal authority

5. Intellectual property

Unless stated otherwise, website content is owned by or licensed to Meaningful Activities. You may view and use the website for personal use or to understand and arrange services.

Do not copy, sell, change or distribute our content without written permission unless the law allows it. Do not claim our content as your own.

A digital product may have its own licence. The product page or checkout must explain the permitted use before purchase.

6. Digital products and purchases

Before purchase, the product page or checkout should state:

• what the product includes
• the file format and any software or device requirements
• the total price, including any applicable tax or disclosed fee
• how and when access or delivery occurs
• the permitted use and any licence limits

Digital resources may be delivered through an automatic email link or made available for immediate download after payment through an external platform. The product page and checkout must explain the delivery method before purchase.

Workshops, online classes and other time-based programs may have different attendance, cancellation and access conditions. Those conditions must be shown before purchase.

Check the product description and contact details before paying. Purchase confirmation and delivery information will be sent through the approved checkout process.