This program can support you to become independent and engage in social, economic and civic life.

This program can support you to become independent and engage in social, economic and civic life.

The Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Women's Council (NPYWC) Tjungu team work together with families and carers to provide support, respite, and advocacy for older people and people with disabilities. They support people to live in their communities so that family relationships and spiritual connections with country can be maintained.

Cullunghutti offers a range of culturally appropriate disability supports to allow you or your family to live comfortably at home, building skills, and actively participate in the community.

Gallang Place provides a range of culturally appropriate advocacy and counselling services to the Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities  within the greater Brisbane region.

If you live in Western Australia, Explorability can assist you with advocating for yourself or someone you care for.

East Pilbara Independence Support (EPIS) provides culturally appropriate support services to people living in communities in the inland Pilbara and western desert regions of WA, including assisting with accessing the NDIS and respite care.

Disability Loop has a Let's Yarn web page that provides culturally appropriate information and resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people of South Sea Islander background to help them learn about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

The Ngaga-dji (hear me) project voices the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in Victoria’s youth justice system. Ngaga-dji is driving the change Victoria’s youth justice system needs to enable Aboriginal children to thrive in their communities.

Marram Nganyin is a youth mentoring program for young Aboriginal people aged 12-25 years old, run by Aboriginal organisations.