Raising Children Network Guideline: Siblings of children with disability: how to support them
A guideline on how to support siblings of children with disability
Raising Children Network Guideline: Siblings of children with disability: family life and time
A video providing guidance on family life and time with siblings of children with disability
Kids Wish
Kids Wish’s Sibling Program is a program held for siblings of children with a disability where they could receive support and have fun, located in Illawarra and held weekly on Tuesdays from 4 to 6 pm.
Little Dreamers
Little Dreamers offers in-person and online support to young people who care for a person with a disability or chronic illness, in person and online.
Siblings’ support group – Giant Steps
Siblings’ support group is held for siblings of children attending Giant Steps, where they would meet people with similar experiences.
Livewire
Free online community connecting children and young people aged 12-20 years, living with illness or disability and their siblings.
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
SOCS (Siblings of Camp Sababa) from Flying Fox
SOCS hosts camps and weekends away for siblings of children with disabilities.
Young Carers Network
Young Carers Network is a resource that connects young cares to information and appropriate pathways for support.
Raising Children
This article provides advice on how to support siblings of children with disabilities.
Siblings Australia
Siblings Australia is a unique national organisation promoting better support for siblings of children and adults with disability. Siblings Australia provides direct support to siblings, offers education and support, empowering parents to support their children.
Camp Sababa SIBS
Camp Sababa SIBS are day camps for siblings of children with a disability.