Peer-support network for parents of children with disability and additional needs.

There are individual and peer support groups available to you if you have a physical disability. They support people in topics of interest, achieving personal goals and social outings.

There are several peer support groups across Western Australia. Joining a group is a great way to meet other people with disability, share information and advocate for the things that are important to you.

Muscular Dystrophy NSW supports people living with neuromuscular conditions and their families.

They host events such as camps and retreats.

The Hume City Council offers a variety of community programs including hip-hop dance classes and accessible playgrounds to support people with disability, including children with additional needs.

The ACT Government supports access to the arts for all Canberrans and works closely with the arts and disability sectors to increase the cultural participation of people living with a disability.

DeafBlind Victoria runs programs, events and activities for DeafBlind people. These activities help people access information and resources, join social and community activities, and learn new skills such as Braille and Auslan.

Empowering People with Disabilities (EPD) aims to increase the capacity of CALD people to access services that meet their needs, participate in community life.

The Burnside Library holds a monthly Book Club for people who are visually impaired. Members can discuss and access an audiobook using the libraries BorrowBox e-audio collection.

Find out more about the Burnside Library audio book club.

This program builds capacity and empowers people with disability through peer support, community activities, and opportunities to build skills and confidence.