Youth Health Services provides free health information, support, advocacy and referrals for young people aged 12 to 24 across Tasmania. Help is available for mental and sexual health, alcohol and other drugs, relationships, health costs, pregnancy support and practical needs.

The Couch provides free support for international students, refugees, migrants and other culturally and linguistically diverse people. It offers emergency help with food and bills, free community meals, social activities, advocacy, referrals and links to housing, work, counselling, student and legal services.

In New South Wales, Family Advocacy promotes the rights and interests of people with disability. You’ll find early childhood advice and information.

In New South Wales, Family Advocacy promotes the rights and interests of people with disability and can give you information on inclusion in a regular classroom during the school years.

PWdWA advocates for people with disability in WA. They can help you access services and supports.

The Australasian ADHD Professionals Association (AADPA) have free resources to help people with ADHD. AADPA is dedicated to improving the lives of people with ADHD across Australia and New Zealand.

Support and advocacy for people with chronic invisible conditions such as chronic pain, Fibromyalgia, mental health conditions, Autism, ADHD, and more.

Neve provides information about how to be an effective advocate for a person with disability.

Has State and Territory associations providing support, information and resources to people with Down syndrome and their families across the country.

The Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Women's Council (NPYWC) Tjungu team work together with families and carers to provide support, respite, and advocacy for older people and people with disabilities. They support people to live in their communities so that family relationships and spiritual connections with country can be maintained.