Skylight provides one-to-one recovery support for people with mental health challenges who already receive community mental health services. Support can help you build confidence and skills for daily life, housing, budgeting, transport, social activities, education and work.

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.

Dining with Friends is a free community meal service run by Vinnies Tasmania. It brings people together to share a meal, make friends and connect with others in their community.

Namoi Care Connect provides community transport for people who have limited access to private or public transport. The service is available across the Narrabri Shire in north-west New South Wales, including Wee Waa, Narrabri, Gwabegar and surrounding areas. It helps people get to medical appointments, shops, social activities and other important places.

Intereach Community Transport helps people stay connected with their community. The service is available in the Edward River and Griffith region. It can help older people, people with disability, carers, veterans, and people who have trouble accessing transport get to medical appointments, shops, social activities and other important places.

Maitland Community Care Services provides door-to-door community transport for people who have limited transport options. The service is available in Maitland and Newcastle and can help people get to medical appointments, shopping, social activities, and other everyday destinations.

Community Connect Transport provides door-to-door transport for older people and people with disability who cannot use public transport. The service is available in the Lane Cove, Mosman, North Sydney and Willoughby areas of Sydney and helps people get to appointments, shops and community activities.

Scope offers a range of community sports, arts and social programs to help you participate in activities that you enjoy.

Badminton WA is promoting Para-badminton and seeking persons who have various disabilities to play on both a social and competitive basis.

Ability Options provides a range of social activities with people with similar interests and age groups.