Connect Access Belong (CAB) is a free program for people with disability or mental health challenges from culturally diverse communities, and their families and carers. A CAB Connector can help you find community activities, work through barriers and build confidence to take part more independently.

Brain Injury Matters runs peer support groups for people living with brain injury. Members meet regularly to support each other, learn new skills, make social connections and have fun. Groups are available online and in Melbourne and regional Victoria.

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.

Queensland Council for LGBTI Health provides programs, events and advocacy activities for LGBTIQA+ Sistergirl and Brotherboy people with disability. Activities include accessible community events, low sensory sessions, social connection and opportunities to have a say about disability advocacy.

Dining with Friends is a free community meal service run by Vinnies Tasmania. It brings people together to share a meal, make friends and connect with others in their community.

Namoi Care Connect provides community transport for people who have limited access to private or public transport. The service is available across the Narrabri Shire in north-west New South Wales, including Wee Waa, Narrabri, Gwabegar and surrounding areas. It helps people get to medical appointments, shops, social activities and other important places.

Intereach Community Transport helps people stay connected with their community. The service is available in the Edward River and Griffith region. It can help older people, people with disability, carers, veterans, and people who have trouble accessing transport get to medical appointments, shops, social activities and other important places.

Tumut District Community Transport provides accessible community transport for people who have difficulty using other transport options. The service is available across the Snowy Valleys region, including Tumut, Adelong, Brungle and Talbingo. It helps people with disability, older people, veterans and carers get to appointments, services and community activities.

Community Connect Transport provides door-to-door transport for older people and people with disability who cannot use public transport. The service is available in the Lane Cove, Mosman, North Sydney and Willoughby areas of Sydney and helps people get to appointments, shops and community activities.

STAR provides reliable and affordable community transport for people under 65 who cannot get support through the NDIS. The service helps people with disability and others who need extra help with transport. It is available in the Darling Downs, Redlands and Ipswich areas.