Ask Izzy is a website that connects people in need with housing, a meal, money help, family violence support, counselling, and much more.
Clickability is an Australian disability service directory featuring reviews from service users. It enables people with disability and their families to search, compare, and connect with NDIS-registered providers and support services. Users can leave feedback to help others make informed choices.
COTA WA is the peak body representing the interests of Western Australians aged 50+. It provides advocacy, information, and programs focusing on health, ageism, digital inclusion, and aged care reform.
Government of Western Australia
The WA Seniors Card program provides members with access to a range of state government concessions and exclusive business discounts to assist with the cost of living.
An information resource which helps Western Australian seniors navigate a wide range of state-wide services, programs, and concessions.
Australian Government
The Disability Gateway is a centralised government initiative that helps people with disability, their families, and carers access trusted information and connect with national and local services. It covers areas such as health, housing, education, employment, transport, and more.
To find out more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and life, ask a question here and it will be answered for you by a traditional elder (Aunt Munya).
This website allows you to put in your postcode and search for free or low-cost health and community services Australia-wide. You can also search for particular services.
Living Proud is Western Australia's peak LGBTIQ+ organisation and the WA partner for QLife, providing peer support, information, and resources to the community. Services, including a peer counselling and a phone helpline, are available using QLife services.
Government of Western Australia
This website locates mental health and alcohol and other drug services close to you.
Providing support and settlement services to asylum seekers, new migrants, and refugees in Western Australia.
A registered not-for-profit charity and NDIS provider, MCCWA offers support in areas such as mental health, therapeutic services, and counselling.
MSCWA offer a range of services, including settlement support, welfare, education and training, cultural, legal, and related services.
A variety of different services that may include case management support, youth events, a Youth Advisory Committee, school holiday/after school activities, education, accommodation and a drop-in style games room.
1800 184 527
7 days – 3pm - midnight
QLife is Australia's national peer support service for LGBTIQ+ individuals, offering anonymous, confidential support via phone and webchat. Services are available daily from 3pm to midnight, providing a safe space for discussions on sexuality, gender, relationships, and more.
This program offers older people and their families support to maintain healthy relationships and improve wellbeing through counselling, mediation, and elder abuse prevention.
Relationships Australia WA - Support for Older People
