Hunter Deafblind Connect is a network of people working towards inclusion for deafblind people living in the Hunter region.

Provides resources to people with disability so they can be actively involved on boards, advisory panels and organising committees.

This program will be delivered for the benefit of members of the African Australian community in Victoria who have a disability, their families and carers.

BSRV offers a range of free online fitness sessions for blind and vision impaired people to get fit at home.

This program will build on your leadership skills and connect with other like-minded women, girls, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disabilities.

The Enabling Women Mentoring Program, empowers women with disabilities to speak up about issues that relate to them, and other women with disabilities.

This program provides support for people with disability who want to volunteer, do work experience, or find paid employment.

This program works with women living with disabilities through building confidence, connections and professional development.

The Two Ways Mentoring Program is peer lead and aims to increase the economic and community participation of individuals living with mental health concerns.

This is a program for people with disabilities from rural communities to devise and perform an original play about their experiences of drought, bushfires and the pandemic.