If you are under 50 years old with disability which restricts your ability to complete daily tasks associated with independent living, Wathaurong have a home and community care team that may be able to assist you.

This is a series of podcasts with parents and carers sharing their stories and challenges about autism in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

If you live within the Darwin region and need assistance finding a job or accommodation, HPA may be able to assist you.

Yorgum provide accessible, culturally appropriate and trauma-informed community-based counselling services for Indigenous Australians with a disability, their families and carers, living in WA.

If you are concerned about the standard of care of a family member in a mental health or disability facility, Community Visitor Program Coordinators can visit the facility to ensure appropriate standard of care.

Waltja can assist Indigenous people with disability  in remote and isolated communities in the NT to better understand and navigate the NDIS process and access supports and the disability system.

CatholicCare NT can assist Indigenous and people with disability in the Northern Territory to find culturally appropriate programs and services, access supports and the disability system to achieve greater independence, access more places, including getting a job and lead a good quality of life.

Ntcommunity is a free online directory for community members to access community services in the NT, helping people find the organisations and support they need.

The Kwobarup Aboriginal Club is a place for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander  people with disability to participate in cultural activities, art, yarning an celebrations.

ShelterMe is a referral tool and provides information about accommodation and services throughout the NT, including crisis, transitional, short term, low cost, and supported accommodation, and other support services.