Farmers Pick is an Australian online service and grocery delivery business that delivers fresh, seasonal, and often “imperfect” produce and pantry items directly from farmers to consumers, helping to reduce food waste and save customers money. 

The “Ask Izzy” website includes a “Food Support” section with a guide to different types of food support based on factors such as your situation, location, and age. This section higlights services such as community meals, food parcels or vouchers, and Meals on Wheels, which provide affordable or free food options for those in need.

Child and Family Support service for parents and carers with dependent children.

Everybody is welcome at our Hunter/Manning CatholicCare Community Kitchens. We are committed to providing assistance to families, children and individuals who need it most in our community.

NSW Athletics is committed to leading the provision of inclusive and accessible athletics opportunities for all individuals, regardless of age or ability. 

Child and Community Centre located in Taree. People, programs, and professionals to walk alongside you. A child and family hub open to all families with children aged 0 – 12

Search tool for finding registered providers

NDIS SDA Finder Tool

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Moneysmart, by the Australian Government, helps you make confident money decisions with free tools, tips and calculators.

Surf Life Saving NSW is committed to having an inclusive and diverse membership which reflects our community. We are an all-inclusive organisation that protects, educates, prepares and embraces everyone and the information below signposts to key areas of information.

The website includes a link to the Inclusive Beaches Handbook, which provides information for anyone who wants to learn more about supporting children with disabilities in Nippers and at the beach.

Here you will find information about the importance of movement and physical activity for children and young people, as well as resources to support children to take part in formal and informal physical activity programs. 

The information and resources on this page aim to assist carers seeking employment to understand the steps they can take to overcome barriers and challenges that may arise during their employment search. This includes identifying skills, how they might relate to employment, the job application process, and preparing to enter employment.

The Return to Work Toolkit brings together a range of trusted online resources to help women find reliable information on entering or re-entering the workforce, upskilling or starting a business. 

This dataset is an indication of current support classes operating in NSW public schools. It is not a definitive list of support classes available.

Parents and carers are advised to contact their local public school to discuss all support options available. Applications for support placement are through the Access Request process. An Access Request is usually arranged by the school learning and support team at the local public school, but can also be organised through the local School Services team if a child is not yet enrolled.