The All Stars Kids Club is a weekly social program for primary school-aged children with autism and their siblings/families. If your children have autism this program can support them to engage with their community in a peer-to-peer setting, build confidence, and develop an understanding of expected behaviour.

If you have an National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) plan, Able Australia can offer you community participation programs based on your interests and goals.

Access2Arts provides people with disability to access the arts in South Australia. You can view events with Auslan captions or interpreters and there are funding opportunities for artists with disability.

If you are a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) person with disability  you may be able to access leadership, mentoring and professional skills, and community programs. Amparo Advocacy also run face to face and group information sessions.

This map shows you playgrounds that are access friendly for children across Queensland.

If you are a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) person with disability to ensure you may be able to access leadership, mentoring and professional skills and community programs. They also run face to face and group information sessions.

The Art Gallery of South Australia has accessible programs where you can engage with art through visual, auditory and tactile or sensory experiences.

The Art Gallery WA has a variety of accessibility options including walking frames, wheelchairs, and electric buggies that you can hire for free from reception for use in the gallery. There are also lifts, accessible toilets and assisted guided tours that you can access.

Belonging Matters run a mix of face-to-face, peer-to-peer and online programs to support you with community participation, self- direction and independent living.

The Better Health Channel provides information about disability groups and networks. Some you can access across Australia, however some are only available in Victoria.