Is this funded by the NDIS?
No, most standard Calendars and Planners, whether digital or physical are not considered a NDIS Support. They are considered an everyday item that is found in most households and is not a disability specific support.
If the Calendar or Planner is adapted or modified to be a disability specific product, then it might be considered an NDIS Support but its best to confirm directly with the NDIS.
Digital Calendars
Standard Digital Calendars (or Smart Calendars) are not typically considered a NDIS Support as a calendar is something you would find in most homes, many of these products are not disability specific and they would also be considered 'standard, internet enabled devices'. Examples such as the Skylight Calendar is a standard digital calendar and not a disability specific product.
A specialised product such as a digital calendar clock with an enlarged display and verbal reminders may be considered an NDIS Support for some people as it is for a specific need and has no other functionality. This specialised product is not something you would find in most homes.
Wall Planners
Many standard wall planners that you might find in a standard store, would not be considered a NDIS Support as they are not disability specific and are considered an every day expense.
If the wall planner is modified to be disability specific, for example a Braille wall planner, than this would be considered a NDIS Support
What's next?
If you are looking to purchase a Calendar or Planner, but are unsure if this would be considered a NDIS Support for you, its best to reach out to confirm with the NDIS via either your planner or a delegate