headspace Canberra provides free mental health support for young people aged 12 to 25. Young people can also get help with work and study, physical and sexual health, and alcohol or drug concerns. Family and friends can also access support.

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.

Psychological Access Plus provides short-term mental health support for eligible people in Northern Sydney. This includes people with intellectual disability and a mental illness. Support may include counselling, guided self-help and suicide prevention, delivered in person, by phone or by video.

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.

Aquatic therapies and wellness-based services to support children, young people and their families both in the water and beyond.

Aquatic therapies and wellness-based services to support children, young people and their families both in the water and beyond.

Mindmap is a mental health portal for young people aged 0 - 25. It can help you to navigate Canberra's mental health system and to find the right service and support.

Ord River Aboriginal Health Service provide therapeutic and education programs aimed at enhancing social and emotional wellbeing of people in the community through group and individual counselling sessions.

Educational resources, videos, fact sheets and tools specifically developed for clinicians and support workers working with people with disabilities.