The ECCV Multicultural Disability Hub provides information, advocacy resources and programs for people with disability from migrant and refugee communities, their families and carers. It includes self-advocacy support, in-language information and a directory of disability services in Victoria.

The Link provides free and private health and wellbeing services for young people aged 12 to 25. Services include health advice, mental health and drug support, practical help, job support, legal support, free food and help to pay for essential health care.

Peer Connect is for people with disability who want practical tips and tools to find, start or lead peer groups anywhere in Australia.

VictimConnect provides free and confidential support for people affected by violent crime in Queensland, including people with disability, their families and friends. Support includes information, referrals, counselling, case management, help with rights and court processes, and financial assistance applications.

Gidget Foundation Australia’s Parenting with Disability Group supports better access to information, services and advocacy for new and expectant parents with disability, and parents of a child with disability. Disability includes visible and invisible disability, neurodivergence and chronic illness.

Queensland Council for LGBTI Health provides programs, events and advocacy activities for LGBTIQA+ Sistergirl and Brotherboy people with disability. Activities include accessible community events, low sensory sessions, social connection and opportunities to have a say about disability advocacy.

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.

Women’s Legal Service Tasmania provides free and private legal advice across Tasmania. It helps with family violence, family law, child safety, workplace sexual harassment and discrimination. Some clients can also get casework, legal representation, social work and financial counselling.

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.