Discrimination laws are complex; there are exceptions and exemptions that apply under both state and federal laws, which means that not all unfair treatment will be against the law.

Gig Buddies pairs volunteers with mutual interests to people with disability to go to events together.

If you are grieving and want to talk with someone call 1300 845 745.

Headspace provide mental health support to 12-25 year olds. There are a range of supports which include face-to-face, telehealth, online and phone support service, vocational services and education programs.

The National Indigenous Australians Agency provides information and resources on culturally-appropriate primary health care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.

The National Indigenous Australians Agency provides culturally-appropriate primary health care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.

The Tasmanian Department of Health service finder can help you to find a range of respite services. To view respite service options, select ‘Disability support’, choose your area and search for ‘respite’ using the search bar.

Whenever you visit a doctor or healthcare service, it's a good idea to plan what you need to talk about and ask. This tool helps you to write down any questions or problems you want to talk about.

This tool can help you to plan out the questions or problems that you want to talk about with your doctor or specialist.

The South Australian government offer information, resources and services to help support living with a dual disability.