Cloth Nappy Council Rebates
Did you know that you could get cash back on your Cloth Nappy purchases?
In Australia many local councils offer incentives and workshops to encourage more people to make the switch to reusable Cloth Nappies. With disposable nappies taking an estimated 150 years to break down in landfill, this is a fantastic step in encouraging more people to make better choices to reduce household waste and support a sustainable future.
Discover which councils offer rebate schemes and Cloth Nappy workshops below.
Find your invoice to apply to any of these programs
Look for the ‘Download PDF Invoice’ at the top of your Pekpi Order Confirmation email.
Don’t see your council on the list?
Get in touch with them by writing a letter to express your interest and remind them of the mutual benefits of encouraging more people to go Cloth to reduce landfill volumes and protect our planet.
Queensland
Monthly draw to win back your purchase price of Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes (up to $300 value) plus two further prizes of $50.
Enter into a monthly draw to win $100 cashback, if you have spent over $30 on reusable Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes.
NEW SOUTH WALES
Free Cloth Nappy Workshops.
Cloth Nappy workshops and receive 50% of the purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies and reusable Liners up to a maximum rebate of $200, one rebate per household.
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes up to the value of $150. Includes pre-purchased nappies if adequate receipt is provided.
Greater Hume Shire Council and Shire of Federation
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies up to the value of $100 per household.
Liverpool City Council NSW, Australia
Liverpool City Council provides a Nappy rebate of 50%of the purchase (up to $150 maximum per household).
VICTORIA
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies and reusable Liners up to the value of $100.
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes up to the value of $150. * Currently suspended and will be reinstated 1st of July 2022.
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes up to the value of $150.
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies up to the value of $100 per household.
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes up to the value of $100.
AlburyCity Council, City of Wodonga and Towong
Receive back half of the cost of Cloth Nappies up to the value of $100 per household.
Cloth Nappy Workshops and rebates coming soon.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies up to the value of $100 per household, attendance of cloth nappy workshops is required to receive rebate.
Shire of Augusta - Margaret River
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies up to the value of $100 per household.
Receive up to $50 back on Cloth Nappies and reusable Wipes, attendance of cloth nappy workshops is required to receive rebate.
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes up to the value of $100. Attendance of cloth nappy workshops is required to receive rebate.
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes up to the value of $150 per household. Attendance of cloth nappy workshops is required to receive rebate.
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies, Swim Nappies, reusable Liners, Wet Bags and reusable Wipes up to the value of $100. Attendance of cloth nappy workshops is required to receive rebate.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies up to the value of $100
NORTHERN TERRITORY
Receive 50% your purchase price back on Cloth Nappies up to the value of $100
Page Last updated 24th March 2022