The ACT Artificial Limb Scheme provides funding for prostheses (artificial limbs).

If you have a long-term disability and are living at home in the community, you may be able to access funding through CAEP to assist with the cost of equipment and home modifications.

If you are over 5 years’ old and have severe and permanent incontinence you may be able to access an annual payment to help you pay for your continence supplies.

If you or someone you care for is a veteran you may be able to access supplies aids and appliances – such as continence products, mobility aids and diabetes supplies – to help manage your health and wellbeing. You must be referred by a GP to access the program.

If you have children with a disability you may be able to access early intervention services and supports through the NDIS to help them get a head start on the equipment they need.

This program will provide translated and easy English products on disability such as National Disability Insurance Scheme information and a virtual reality learning experience to people with disability from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The program will also provide information to mainstream organisations on people with disability from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to promote inclusion.

If you are a senior Australian, you may be able to access entry-level support services to live independently and safely at home.

The NDIS can help you modify your house and vehicle to make it easier for you to move around and do the things you want to do.