‘SWSTAAS’ is a service that provides free advice and advocacy for tenants living in Fairfield, Liverpool, Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly.

This factsheet by Tenants’ Union of NSW is designed to help you navigate eviction concerns and explain what you’re entitled to.

This factsheet by Tenants’ Union of NSW is designed to help you navigate rent increases and explain what you’re entitled to.

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

This is a toolkit for parents and carers of young children with disability. It explains your child’s rights in early childhood education and carer, and how to advocate for your child.

CP Quest connects people living with cerebral palsy, their caregivers, and service providers to research projects. The aim of CP Quest is to ensure CP research is guided by lived experience of people with CP and ensure that research is meaningful for families.

Advocacy Law Alliance provides free legal services for people with disability in NSW. These services include individualised disability advocacy, and an advocacy support helpline.

ACTION for People with Disability Incorporated provides cost-free, individual advocacy and support for people with disability and support for their families in the Northern region of Sydney.

All Means All is the Australian Alliance for Inclusive Education, a nationwide multi-stakeholder alliance working together to implement an inclusive education system and remove the legal, structural and attitudinal barriers that limit the rights of some students to access full inclusive education.

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.

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

Ask Izzy is a free and anonymous website that connects people in need with housing, a meal, money help, family violence support, counselling, and much more. You can use AskIzzy to search for a local Disability Advocacy service.

This is a community legal Centre that promote and protect the human and legal rights of people with disability and their supporters through legal advocacy. They provide free legal advice, take on select cases and assist with referrals to other suitable contacts as needed.

Dash is a helpline service that provides short-term advocacy for people with disability, their carers and support people. Dash will connect you, up to three times, with an experienced advocate that gives you guidance on aspects of your life where you feel you are being treated unfairly and support you in resolving your issue, wherever possible.

Disability Advocacy provides free individual advocacy services to support people with disability in metropolitean, regional and rural NSW.