Free online community connecting children and young people aged 12-20 years, living with illness or disability and their siblings.
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Raising Children Network Guideline: Responsibilities, roles and rules: siblings of children with disability, autism or other additional needs
A guideline on Responsibilities, roles and rules: siblings of children with disability, autism or other additional needs
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Subsidised training for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Smart and Skilled qualifications are subsidised by the NSW Government, and eligible Aboriginal students are entitled to fee-free government subsidised training in priority skill areas with approved training providers.
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OCHRE Opportunity Hubs
Opportunity Hubs aim to provide Aboriginal young people with the confidence and knowledge to follow a supported pathway between school and further education and/or employment. Opportunity Hubs support linkages between education and sustainable jobs for Aboriginal young people.
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Caber-ra Nanga Engage
A free service which works to improve mental health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders for those aged 26 years or older.
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ReachOut First Nations Resources
These resources has been put together to provide some information about holistic ways to support your young people’s social and emotional wellbeing.
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Council for Intellectual Disability- Aboriginal Health Worker Guide
The Aboriginal Health Worker Guide is for First Nations people with intellectual disability and their supporters to learn about Aboriginal Health Workers and what they do.
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Elsa Dixon Aboriginal Employment Grant
Elsa Dixon Aboriginal Employment Grant (EDAEG) is a NSW Government Initiative that utilises a number of strategies to develop and support Aboriginal people through the creation of training and employment opportunities.
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Aboriginal Maternal and Infant Health Services
Aboriginal Maternal and Infant Health Services (AMIHS) support pregnant women, their families and community. AMIHS can help you with: your health during and after your pregnancy, your baby’s health and how they’re growing.
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Aboriginal Health Unit at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead
The Aboriginal Health Unit, located on level one of the hospital, provides information and support for Aboriginal families. It is a place where Aboriginal families can meet, have a cup of tea, share a meal or use the phones in a relaxed, culturally appropriate environment.