Connect Allied Health provide speech pathology services for adults who have a disability or post a range of medical issues, including intellectual disability, stroke, traumatic brain injury, neurological diseases.

Queensland Health has information on the types of aids and equipment you may need, and a list of commercial suppliers.

See Differently provide a  diverse range of services – from assistive technologies to guide dogs, assisting South Australians with blindness or low vision.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Services (BIRS) is a South Australian statewide specialist rehabilitation service for people in South Australia.

The Print Disability Services Program supports organisations to produce print material in alternative formats for people with print disability who are unable to read standard print with ease due to vision impairment, a physical disability or a learning disability.

If you are sending a parcel or letter that helps the blind then in most cases, you can send it for free. For domestic letters, eligible items must weigh no more than 500g, and domestic parcels must be under 22kg.

This program will deliver nation-wide information resources and education to increase the accessibility, quality and consistency of information available regarding the Key Word Sign strategy for people with disability with complex communication needs. Participants will have the opportunity to learn, understand and apply Key Word Sign with the aim to assist with self-expression and social and economic participation.

The NRS can help you communicate over the phone if you are deaf, hard of hearing or have difficulties with speech.

Anne McDonald Centre The Anne McDonald Centre can provide assessment and therapy support if you struggle to communicate and/or have little to no speech.

Tasmania has a statewide audiology service with a full range of diagnostic services including behavioural and electrophysiological tests, cochlear implant assessment and rehabilitation, newborn hearing screening and diagnostic assessment and support, and the provision of loan assistive listening devices to patients at Royal Hobart Hospital.