In some areas of Australia you can access Mobility Maps. These maps are developed by local councils and show you accessibility options, including disabled parking spaces. See if you can download a mobility map for your area.

The Multicultural Families Organisation (MFO) runs free social inclusion and life skills workshops/activities for people with an intellectual disability.

Tourism Australia can also give you information on destinations, products and services that are accessible to everyone.

The Tourism Western Australia website has a disability access and inclusion plan that you can access as well as inclusive tourism resources.

If you have a mobility issues Travellers Aid may be able to help connect you to accessible places and communities to visit in Victoria. The service includes linking you to accessible public transport.

The National Gallery of Australia has a variety of programs and supports to help people with disability to access the exhibitions.

NSW national parks can help you find parks that are accessible for people with disability.

At the gallery, you can participate in accessible events such as Auslan tours and interpreted events, relaxed sessions, interactive art experiences for people with dementia and open captioned films.

Lolly Jar Circus run inclusive social circus sessions for people with disabilities or groups wanting to begin or increase their inclusivity.

Making Waves provide free sailing and training programs for disabled and disadvantaged people and their carers.