The LSS provides treatment, care and support for people who are seriously injured in motor vehicle accidents in South Australia.

This program funds South Australians who are otherwise ineligible for mobility and support equipment and home modifications, through Commonwealth options.

Queensland public housing tenants may be eligible for home modifications which can help you live safely and independently within your home.

The program aims to support eligible people of all ages with a palliative condition to remain in their home environment by providing assistance through supply or loan of some aids and equipment for up to 6 months.

The HME Scheme provides eligible Queensland residents who have undergone laryngectomy surgery with subsidised access to HME consumable devices.

EnableNSW Safe and Supported at Home (SASH) Home Modifications program helps people 64 years and under who have functional impairment to access home modifications to help them manage their health conditions safely at home.

Department of Justice and Communities can assist eligible tenants and approved applicants with home modifications to support their independent living.

The Department of Education has a range of resources and information to support educators set up and use assistive technology.

The Commission aims to raise community awareness to reduce and prevent abuse, neglect and miss treatment toward older people and adults with disability.

NT HASI provides a formal link to public housing, psychosocial support services and clinical mental health services to provide wrap-around care enabling effective and coordinated care that supports a person to recover from mental illness.