DisAbilityCentral the information hub for people with a disability, carers and service providers in Central Australia.

Based at the Gap Youth Centre in Alice Springs, dEadly mOb is all about creating online opportunities for Indigenous young people anywhere in Australia. It aims to help young people skill up to participate in community development using Information and Communications Technology. It has embedded resources like the Career Mentoring Programme tools, that can be used to help young people get connected to career, employment and life opportunities wherever they are.

The Aboriginal Disability Network NSW for Aboriginal people with a disability and the people associated with them. For individuals, they can go to meetings with you or on your behalf, write letters and make phone calls. They cannot give legal advice. Contact them through PWD on 9370 3100 or if you live outside Sydney, on freecall 1800 422 015 or via the People with Disability (PWD) website. Auspiced by PWD Australia.

The Indigenous Disability Advocacy Service [IDAS] is funded to service Indigenous persons with a disability in Western Sydney and Regional centres in areas of high need in NSW, in consultation with Family and Community Service and Department of Ageing Disability and Home Care. IDAS can assist indigenous people with most types of disabilities, their families and carers when the person they are looking after needs help, especially if they have been unfairly treated or are confused about a big decision.

NDS is undertaking a pilot project to develop resources which will support disability service providers to improve cultural competency in relation to Aboriginal people with a disability and their families. It will be piloted in the Sydney metropolitan regions and along the NSW South Coast to the Victorian border.