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

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.

Muscular Dystrophy NSW supports people living with neuromuscular conditions and their families.

They host events such as camps and retreats.

Information for new migrants about sport and recreation options in Australia.

Volunteers in the home library service can deliver library material to you if you cannot easily get to a library yourself.

The Hume City Council offers a variety of community programs including hip-hop dance classes and accessible playgrounds to support people with disability, including children with additional needs.

Public libraries who are part of this scheme provide playback devices to help you access print materials if you have print disability.

The ACT Government supports access to the arts for all Canberrans and works closely with the arts and disability sectors to increase the cultural participation of people living with a disability.

ILC provides funding to organisations to deliver projects in the community that benefit all Australians with disability, their carers and families.

These projects create connections between people with disability and the communities they live in. Projects aim to build the knowledge, skills and confidence of people with disability, and improve their access to community and mainstream services.

DeafBlind Victoria run program, events and activates that improve the quality of life for DeafBlind people and increase accessibility to information and resources, encourage social and community participation and provide opportunities to learn new skills such as Braille and Auslan.