Quitline services across Australia have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander counsellors who are ready to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who want to quit smoking or vaping.
-
Headspace- ‘Take a Step’ resources
‘Take a Step’ resources have been developed in partnership with the headspace Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Youth Reference Group (Womenjeka Reference Group), Marumali Consultations, the headspace National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Group and headspace National.
-
WellMob
Social, emotional and cultural wellbeing online resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.
-
Aboriginal Health Worker at Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick
An Aboriginal Health Worker is available to provide cultural support to patients and families who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. The Aboriginal Health Worker will be able to support and link families with local services in their local communities.
-
Building Strong Foundations (BSF) service
BSF services are for Aboriginal children, families, and communities. BSF services support you with: feeding, settling and sleeping, health and development, being school ready.
-
My QuitBuddy
A mobile phone app that helps people to quit smoking and allows the user to set goals, find supports and includes useful tips, daily progress (including how much money saved), distractions and helpful reminders.
-
“WelcomeMat” online website
WelcomeMat is a tenant-matching platform for affordable rental housing. The rent for these studios, units and houses will be at least 20% less than market rent.
WelcomeMat is a tenant-matching platform for affordable rental housing.
-
Link2Home telephone service
Link2home is the statewide homelessness information and referral telephone service. It brings together several homelessness telephone services, provides information and assessment only and will refer people to emergency services if required.
Link2home is the state-wide homelessness information and referral telephone service that brings together several homelessness telephone services, provides information and assessment only and will refer people to emergency services if required.
-
Health Care Card
A Health Care Card is a concession card to get cheaper medicines and some discounts if you get specific payments or supplements from Services Australia.
A Health Care Card is a concession card to get cheaper medicines and some discounts if you get specific payments or supplements from Services Australia.
-
Companion Card
The NSW Companion Card program is for people with significant and permanent disability who need a high level of care in the community. The Companion Card allows a cardholder’s support person free entry into participating venues and events.
The NSW Companion Card program is for people with significant and permanent disability who need a high level of care in the community; it supports the person free entry into participating venues and events.