There are peer support groups and community activities available for people with a disability in Alice Springs. They provide opportunities for you to achieve your goals, and build independence and confidence in social and community environments.

The I Can Network runs this program to give young autistic people a safe, peer-led space to build confidence and social connections in a safe environment.

The Multicultural Families Organisation (MFO) runs free social inclusion and life skills workshops/activities for people with an intellectual disability.

Lolly Jar Circus run inclusive social circus sessions for people with disabilities or groups wanting to begin or increase their inclusivity.

This project supports Latino families with children (5-14 years) living with disability to increase their sense of belonging, de stigmatise disability and strengthen their inclusion culture.

Social and recreational activities for people with Huntington’s disease.

Buddiup supports adolescent males and young men of all abilities to live a healthier life, through program facilitation, mentoring and physical activity.

BRAMS can assist Indigenous and people with disability to access supports and the disability system, and provides confidential, culturally responsible and sensitive service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who may be facing challenges in their lives, which are impacting upon their social and emotional wellbeing.

The Autism Advisory and Support Service offers a therapy-based sport program for children and teenagers on the autism spectrum, and their peers.
 

Jubilee Arts for Mental Health delivers art classes to people with disability, their carers and family.