On the Visit Victoria website you can access information about Accessible Victoria, including a Melbourne mobility map and a guide to accessible accommodation, transport, parking and other facilities.

If you are an Aboriginal person with a psychosocial and/or intellectual disability We Care NSW can help you can connect with others, participate in activities that promote connection with culture, identity and empowerment, and link into support including health and community services.

WESA offers Powerchair Hockey, Powerchair Football (Soccer) and Balloon Soccer through a development squad that caters to juniors and anyone new to Powerchair Sports.

Wild at Heart brings people with disability, mental illness and disadvantage together with professional artists to help you tell your story through music and art. At Wild at Heart you can join a community of artists and connect with others through art. Wild at Heart is based in Melbourne.

Yellow Ladybugs has a range of inclusive and peer-led activities, educational and mental health resources to support autistic girls, their families and carers.

At the YMCA Victoria you can participate in Camp Journeys, which are supported camps for adults and children at the YMCA’s network of accessible camps across the state.

If you are a young adult and would like to gain the skills and confidence to participate and contribute to your community and build relationships, the Power to You e-learning program can help you.

Propel can help people living with a spinal cord injury connect with their peers and gain support to achieve independence.

There are a range of resources, services and programs for young people, adults and older people offered by the QLD government.

QLife provides Australia-wide anonymous, LGBTI peer support and referral for people wanting to talk about a range of issues including sexuality, identity, gender, bodies, feelings or relationships.