The SBS Inclusion Program offers free disability inclusion resources to help educators, workplaces, and communities better understand and support people with disability.

This website contains information and stories from Indigenous people for Indigenous people, in language, and talks about how the NDIS can help people living in remote areas of Australia to access support to move around, find work, get suitable housing, get health care and carer support, and more. You can also listen to an overview of the NDIS in Anindilyakwa, Pitjantjatjara, Tiwi, Western Aranda and Yolgnu.

Information is available on parking, accessible accommodation and events for people with a disability in Melbourne.

Local Area Coordinators (LACs) can link you to the NDIS and to mainstream and community supports in your area. You can ask your LAC about the supports available in your community, even if you're not eligible for an NDIS support plan.

If you're severely vision impaired, you can apply for a Vision Impaired travel pass. The travel pass entitles you to free travel on public transport.

If you're severely vision impaired, you can apply for a metroCARD Special Pass. The Special Pass entitles you to free travel on public transport.

If you're severely vision impaired, you can apply for a VIP travel pass. The VIP pass entitles you to free travel on public transport.

If you're severely vision impaired, you can apply for a VIP travel pass. The VIP pass entitles you and your attendant (if applicable) to free travel on public transport.

If you're severely vision impaired, you can apply for a VIP travel pass. The VIP pass entitles you and your attendant (if applicable) to free travel on public transport.

If you're a war veteran, you can apply for a War Veteran Free Travel Pass. This pass gives eligible ex-service men and women free travel on trains, trams and buses.