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The National Disability Services (NDS) has a Ticket to Work program to prepare students for the workplace. You can get involved with one of the Ticket to Work networks running in your area.

Workshops that bring together tenants with disability and housing sector representatives to improve rental experiences and help tenants with disability to be better placed to manage their home life and reduce risk of homelessness.

This program aims to connect family and empower people to improve outcomes for young people and children with disability.

If you are looking for your first job, a change in career or a return to the workforce, the National Careers Institute’s Your Career website provides clear and simple careers information to help you manage your career, no matter your age or circumstance.

If you are a NT resident with a functional impairment, you may be able to access equipment, aids and appliances from the NT Government to help you live and participate in everyday activities.

The HACC program offers a variety of services for people under the age of 65, including mobility equipment and making changes to your home.

Tasmania government information about assistance animals can be found here.

If eligible, you may be able to access a defined range of assistive technology through TasEquip.

The Richmond Fellowship offers a range of community-based recreational, social and capacity building activities, events, and opportunities for skill building and creative expression, for people living with a primary or secondary psychosocial disability.

You may be eligible for an extra payment if you’re a young person with disability and on an income support payment.