QLife provides anonymous and free LGBTIQ+ peer support and referral for people in Australia wanting to talk about sexuality, identity, gender, bodies, feelings or relationships.

TAS Peer Support Program matches trained volunteers with new amputees requesting support.

Peer Connect is a program to ensure participants with muscular dystrophy are able to connect with others with similar lived experience.

This program supports the culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) community of Western and South Western Sydney with social connection, and informal mentoring support to achieve goals.

SANE’s free guided service provides ongoing mental health support designed specifically for people 18+ with complex mental health, their families and carers, the autistic community and those with intellectual disability seeking mental health support. They deliver online and/or over the phone counselling and peer support as well as recovery activities, such as online community forums, social groups, and art sessions.

The South West Autism Network (SWAN) has developed resources to provide people with autism and their families information and support to live independently.

BrainBank is a free one-on-one peer panel to help people with brain injury navigate life and support others.

Spinal Life Australia assists people living with a physical disability through advocacy and a range of support services.

If you have an intellectual disability and want to learn how to become a leader, or want to be supported or support others, the Leadership and Peer Support program may help you.

Peer Networks are facilitated by families who meet regularly in the local community, bringing people together to learn and share knowledge, experience and connection in a friendly environment.