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Housing Connect is where you can apply for social housing which includes public and community housing, affordable private rentals, rapid rehousing, supported accommodation and other forms of housing assistance.

This project supports Latino families with children (5-14 years) living with disability to increase their sense of belonging, de stigmatise disability and strengthen their inclusion culture.

Volunteers in the home library service can deliver library material to you if you cannot easily get to a library yourself.

The Home and Community Care (HACC) Program can help you maintain your independence. It provides assistance with meal delivery and preparation.

Find out about how you can get into and stay in private rental accommodation.

Find out about how you can get into and stay in private rental accommodation.

If you have hearing loss you may be able to access hearing supports and aids through the Hearing Services Program. There is also a special program called the NDIS Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) program for children aged 0–6 years who have just been diagnosed with a hearing problem.

If you get a payment from the government (eg a Disability Support Pension), you might also get a Health Care Card. This can help you get cheaper medicines and also gives you concessions on things like public transport tickets, taxi fares and your utility bills (eg electricity). You don’t need to apply for a Health Care Card – if you are eligible, you will be sent a card.

There are a wide range of free hearing services that you can access in the Northern Territory (NT) for people with hearing impairments.

The South Australian Government has information available on their website hearing impairment and assistive technology, you can also find information on available services.