EBP offers young people with disability, aged 15-24, the opportunity to develop skills and work experience that they need to get a better understanding of their chosen career path.

Young people aged 16 to 25 years who are living with autism, intellectual disability, and/or a psychosocial disability have an opportunity to participate in Here4Hospitality to be ready and prepared for meaningful employment in hospitality.

This program provides support to adults on the spectrum to discover their interests, marketable strengths and skills in relation to working in an open employment environment.

IgniteAbility provides small business mentoring for people with disability, their families and carers with free workshops that can help people develop their small business ideas. Help is available through self-paced self-employment modules or monthly virtual workshops.

This project helps prepare people with disability for work in hospitality by providing accredited training in safe work practices, hygiene and using food preparation equipment, as well as coffee making, waiting tables and other essential hospitality skills.

Aim Higher provides career planning and education to students with a disability in schools across South Australia.

BIAT supports individuals with an acquired brain injury and their families, BIAT is also involved in education, training and ABI awareness.

The Welcoming Centre exists to create a safe, supportive and welcoming space for refugee families, people seeking asylum, recently arrived migrants, and the local community.

PODC supports parents in NSW and ACT with deaf or hard of hearing children in reaching their full potential through information, support networks and representation.

The Hospital to Home Program is a peer‑led service that supports people who have been in hospital due to experiencing mental distress to return home following a hospital stay.