National Disability Services

Advance Personnel is a specialist employment agency, funded by the Department of Family and Community Services which provides quality employment services to businesses and people who have a disability. The agency offers a range of recruitment, placement, and training services at no cost to the employer or worker.

Belconnen Community Service

Belconnen Community Service is a community owned and managed incorporated association involved in the provision of a range of services for families and individuals living in the Belconnen Region and the ACT.

Canberra Blind Society (Incorporated) serves anyone who is vision impaired or has difficulty in seeing, not only those who are blind, anyone closely associated with vision impaired people, mothers and family members with vision impaired children and students and young people particularly, who are disadvantaged through vision impairment.

Communities @ Work is the Regional Community Service for the Tuggeranong and Weston Creek regions of the Australian Capital Territory. They offer a wide range of child care and community Services.

Established in early 1998, Community Connections was set up with the focus of working alongside people with disabilities that live in the community. The agency’s mission statement is: To assist people with a disability, their families, carers and others, to identify and pursue a range of options to meet their needs and create the lifestyle of their choice.

Cranleigh School 's philosophy is based on the right of every child to obtain an individualised education program which will allow them to develop to their full potential. The school aims to develop self awareness and self esteem by according all students dignity and respect. Students are valued as individuals and this is promoted within the school and the wider community.

Epilepsy ACT is a not-for-profit, self-help community service organisation formed in 1982 to provide services for people with epilepsy, their families and the community. Today the Association provides support, reassurance, advocacy, referral and accurate, concise information to people with epilepsy and promotes understanding of epilepsy through education and increased community awareness.

Focus is a non-profit, non-government Incorporated Association that provides supported accommodation services to over 70 people with a disability.

Hartley Lifecare Incorporated is a registered not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting people with severe or complex physical disabilities, their carers and families living within the Australian Capital Territory and surrounding New South Wales region. Hartley Lifecare provides year round 24-hour specialised centre-based accommodation. Other services include respite and community programs.

Heart Support - Australia Ltd (HSA) is a National, Volunteer, not-for-profit support organisation providing Support Information and Encouragement for people with a heart condition and their families.

Home Help Service is a non-profit organisation that provides flexible in home support to the elderly, frail aged, people with disabilities and their carers under the HACC (Home and Community Care) program.

In 1952 the first meeting was held for parents of children with intellectual disabilities. This saw the initial formation of the Koomarri Association. The aims of the Association were to work for the welfare of disabled children; to act as an advisory body for their parents, and to develop an informed opinion to help remove stigma attached to people with a physical or intellectual disability.

Marymead Child and Family Centre is a local community-based child and family service. They work to preserve and support families, and care for children and young people who can't be at home.

The Multiple Sclerosis Society of the ACT has been providing services care and assistance for people with MS, their carers and their families since 1978.

NICAN is information on recreation, tourism, sport and the arts for people with disAbilities and supports an Australian society where any recreational opportunity values diversity, supports freedom and choice and strengthens inclusive communities. NICAN aims to create active and dynamic national links between people, places and resources that improve access to recreation experiences for people with disAbilities and their communities.

For over 25 years Family Planning Organisations (FPOs) have looked after the sexual and reproductive health needs of a large number of Australians. FPOs provide a wide range of sexual and reproductive health services that focus on prevention, early intervention, diagnosis and treatment, and community and professional education.

Sharing Places provides quality day services to adults with high support needs to enhance their quality of life.

Tandem is a primary provider of respite, personal care and social support to more than 600 children, young people and adults with disabilities, people with mental illness, frail older people, and their families and carers living in the ACT community.

TAS Housing is an incorporated, not for profit organisation that provides housings for people who need a lot or a little extra support to be able to maximize their independence while being housed appropriately and in safety.

TADACT, is a voluntary organisation whose mission is to improve the quality of life of people with disabilities and the ageing by designing and making innovative aids that are not otherwise available.

A not-for-profit community-based organisation, providing a full range of human services to the public. Woden Community Service plays an active role in developing, supporting and maintaining the social and cultural diversity of the Woden community. They strive to ensure community participation in and equality of access to all of the services they deliver.

Work-Ways is a community based, non-profit employment agency which assists people who have a mental illness to obtain and keep employment.

Ability Options began as The Association for the Assistance of Intellectually and Socially Handicapped Persons and for the past 30 years has been providing services for people with a disability in Western Sydney.

Access Industries has been providing services for people with disabilities for more than 50 years. Access Industries now has four main operational divisions: Business Services (providing supported employment for around 250 people with disabilities); Equal Access Employment Service (assisting around 140 people who have a mild intellectual disability to get and keep jobs in open industry); Art Union and Fundraising; and General Administration.

Arts Access Australia (formally Dadaa National Network) was formed in 1992. It works with government agencies, arts organisations and disability organisations.

The Australian Foundation for Disability provides employment, accommodation and training for over 800 people with disability in Sydney's western suburbs. This Organisation bases all its work on the core principle that values people and their differences and encourages all to attain their best in life.

The Australian Advisory Board on Autism Spectrum Disorders is the national peak body representing people who have an autism spectrum disorder, their families, carers and helpers.

Autism Behavioural Intervention of NSW is a Sydney based organisation who provides evidence based therapy for children with ASD and their families.

The Autism Association of NSW builds partnerships with people with Autism Spectrum Disorders, their families and the community to provide information, services, learning and research.

Ballina District Community Services Association manage a range of services which provide assistance to children, youth, the aged and disabled as well as management of an information and referral service which is available to be accessed by the community.

Baptist Community Services is a large not-for-profit organisation operating in NSW and the ACT and is one of Australia's premier organisations in the provision of residential and community based services.

Bathurst Independent Living Skills provides Community Participation, Independent Living Training and Post School Options programs to the Bathurst region.

BEST Employment Ltd has experienced staff in the New England and North West regions of NSW and Southern Queensland. They're proud to be local people, working together with employers, jobseekers and the local community.

Better Hearing Australia’s purpose is to help people in Australia with hearing impairment to improve their quality of life. It is the national voice of all people in Australia with hearing impairment, promoting good communication and life solutions by the provision of education, support and advocacy.

Biala Peer Support provides social activity programs with people with a disability aged 16-64 years who are living at home. They service Lake Macquarie and Newcastle areas.

The Brain Injury Association of NSW is the peak non-government organisation in NSW for people with an acquired brain injury. The Association works to make service providers, governments and communities aware of the needs and issues affecting people who have a brain injury.

Caringa Enterprises offer a wide variety of supported employment options through their business services section including training in metal pressing, wood production, lawn maintenance, food processing and hospitality. Their supported accommodation service offers training in household and personal living skills, budgeting/personal finance management, recreational skill development and behaviour management programs.

CASPA offers flexible care options for children and young people who have suffered abuse and can no longer live at home.