The Victorian Government website provides information and services for families of children living with disability and additional needs.

The program provides support for eligible mainstream ECEC services to build their capacity and capability to include children with additional needs, alongside their typically developing peers. The ISP is part of the Child Care Safety Net and Child Care Package, your local Early Childhood Education Centre can also give you more information about accessing this support.

The program provides support for eligible mainstream ECEC services to build their capacity and capability to include children with additional needs, alongside their typically developing peers. The ISP is part of the Child Care Safety Net and Child Care Package, your local Early Childhood Education Centre can also give you more information about accessing this support.

The EYDN can provide young people with opportunities to have a voice, learn new skills and grow in confidence.

Learning Together can help you with the support you need at school, including tips on advocacy and your rights.

Career Launchpad can help you with personalised coaching and vocational support to assist your transition from school to work.

In Victoria, Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA) is a community organisation that represents those aged from 0 to 25 with disability. The organisation links children, young people and their families to government and other stakeholders.

The WA Government website can help you to find WA-specific information on education for children with special needs.

If your child is unable to speak or make themselves heard, you may be able to access support or resources through Communication Rights Australia. You can download resources to help students and teachers and share the toolkit with your school or care centre.

If your child has a disability, there are disability support services that can help with their learning.