The Public Transport Authority of Western Australia helps people with disability use public transport. Learn about accessible travel, mobility aids, accessible stations, and support services.

The SM Foundation All Abilities program helps neurodiverse young people take part in sport and community activities. It supports young people to build social skills, confidence, wellbeing, and community connections.

This video is about the rights of students with disability at school and reasonable adjustments.

Information, supports and courses on early childhood interventions available to assist families, practitioners and service providers help children with developmental delay to learn important skills and take part in everyday activities with their family or community.

A suite of free practical tips and resources for business and community organisations to help include children with developmental delay or disability in their local chosen activities.

6 people with disability demonstrate diversity and challenge stereotypes about the type of work people with disability can do. These resources help individuals explore their interests and skills, navigate career pathways, and gain insights into lived experiences. They are aimed at employees, parents, educators, or employers, and designed to foster inclusivity and empowerment.

Inclusive SA is a whole of government initiative based on fairness and respect to improve access and inclusion for people with disability.

Autism CRC is the independent national source of evidence for best practice in relation to autism across the lifespan and the spectrum. Information and resources include the Autism Knowledge Centre, a portal to autism resources, tools and publications, the National Guideline for the Assessment and Diagnosis of Autism, and the National Guideline for supporting the learning, participation and wellbeing of autistic children and their families.

The NSW public sector is working to reflect the full diversity of the community in its workforce. The sector needs to include and support individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer/questioning and ace (LGBTIQA+).

The Mind Life program provides resources and aims at reducing the stigma and improve community access for people and their carers who experience psychosocial disability.