• Care for kids

    Care for kids

    With all of the options available, it’s difficult to know which early education path to take. Let Care for Kids lead your discovery to the services available for your family and choose the right childcare.

  • Newcastle Temporary Care

    Newcastle Temporary Care

    Newcastle Temporary Care is a community-based, not-for-profit respite care service for children and young adults with a disability and their carers and families, who live in the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie local government areas.

  • The Y

    The Y

    The Y NSW Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services provide a safe and enriching place for children to have inspired minds and active bodies in Sydney, Newcastle and Central Coast. You may register through the link on their website.

  • Hunter Food Relief Centre

    Hunter Food Relief Centre

    Hunter Food Relief Centre provides good quality, healthy meals to the Hunter community. It operates out of the Uniting Church at Cessnock, on Tuesday and Thursday, when you can drop in to pick up some meals or stay for a chat and a drink.

  • i need food

    i need food

    i need food is an initiative that connects individuals and families in need with free, essential, and healthy groceries. You may search by location to find your closest distribution centre.

  • ReachOut Parents Coaching

    ReachOut Parents Coaching

    Free professional coaching for parents and carers of teens (12-18 years) in Australia.

  • Health coaching via NSW Government “Get Healthy Service”

    Health coaching via NSW Government “Get Healthy Service”

    The Get Healthy Service helps people over the age of 16 living in NSW to have better health and wellbeing. It’s a free customised program to help you reach your diet and health goals.

  • Belongside Families

    Belongside Families

    Belongside Families is a non-for-profit organisation that supports families with children aged 0-8 years with a developmental delay or disability and medical needs. Kindred offers a range of programs to help support and connect parents and caregivers.

  • Council for Intellectual Disability

    Council for Intellectual Disability

    The NSW Council for Intellectual Disability offers programs to build skills, confidence, and leadership for individuals with intellectual disabilities. It fosters inclusion by connecting people with disabilities to the broader community and provides support through peer networks and advocacy initiatives.

  • Disability Advocacy Network Australia

    Disability Advocacy Network Australia

    Through the DANA, you can find information about advocacy and an advocacy services.