Peer Connect - Find a peer group
Peer Connect is for people with disability who want practical tips and tools to find, start or lead peer groups anywhere in Australia.
Autism NT information, advocacy and community support
Autism NT supports Autistic people and their families across the Northern Territory. It provides information and resources, person-centred advocacy, support groups, workshops, social activities and guidance about autism diagnosis and support.
Calvary iREADi early-stage dementia program
Calvary iREADi is a free rehabilitation and education program for people with early-stage dementia and their carer or family member. It includes weekly group sessions and individual coaching to build knowledge, confidence and skills for everyday life.
Psychological Access Plus
Psychological Access Plus provides short-term mental health support for eligible people in Northern Sydney. This includes people with intellectual disability and a mental illness. Support may include counselling, guided self-help and suicide prevention, delivered in person, by phone or by video.
Find Help Tas
Find services including Helplines, home help & support, social and recreational activities, care / support co-ordination, information & education, respite, housing assistance, supported accommodation and much more.
NDIS Local Area Coordination - SE Tasmania
Mission Australia's NDIS Local Area Coordination Service helps people with disability to understand and access the NDIS, and create, implement and review their NDIS support plan.
Medical aids and equipment
Queensland Health provides information about financial help for medical aids and equipment through the Medical Aids Subsidy Scheme (MASS). Eligible Queenslanders may be able to get support for equipment such as wheelchairs, mobility aids, communication devices and other aids to help them live safely and independently at home.
Dementia support for healthcare professionals
Dementia Support Australia can help you care for people with dementia. Whether you’re a GP, nurse, aged or health care provider, they can work with you to understand the causes of changed behaviours and assess the level of support a person needs.
Dementia support for carers
If you are supporting someone living with dementia, Dementia Support Australia offers specialist dementia services to help.
The Hospital to Aged Care Dementia Support Program (HACDSP)
The Hospital to Aged Care Dementia Support Program (HACDSP) supports older people who are at risk of delayed hospital discharge due to their dementia. Visit the website to check if this is available in your area.