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Waltja can assist Indigenous people with disability  in remote and isolated communities in the NT to better understand and navigate the NDIS process and access supports and the disability system.

If you are concerned about the standard of care of a family member in a mental health or disability facility, Community Visitor Program Coordinators can visit the facility to ensure appropriate standard of care.

NILS offers people on low incomes, safe and affordable access to credit. Borrow up to $2000 for essentials such as appliances or furniture, car repairs or rego, a new phone or laptop, or medical, dental or vet expenses, and up to $3000 for housing-related expenses such as bond or rent-in-advance, or for recovery from a natural disaster.

If you live within the Darwin region and need assistance finding a job or accommodation, HPA may be able to assist you.

FDV No Interest Loans are up to $2000 to help women who have experienced family or domestic violence to be safe at home, move to safety or rebuild their lives. The loan can be used for relocation costs, car costs, security items and household items.

Yorgum provide accessible, culturally appropriate and trauma-informed community-based counselling services for Indigenous Australians with a disability, their families and carers, living in WA.

This is a series of podcasts with parents and carers sharing their stories and challenges about autism in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

If you are under 50 years old with disability which restricts your ability to complete daily tasks associated with independent living, Wathaurong have a home and community care team that may be able to assist you.

Culturally appropriate fact sheets and videos (in English, Pitjantjara and combined language version) that may assist you in finding out what support you may be able to get through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

The Financial Independence Hub is a free and confidential service supporting people who have experienced financial abuse to feel more confident with money and plan for the future through one-on-one coaching, sharing information, tools or referrals.