The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) is the group of people that runs the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The NDIA now has an LGBTIQA+ Strategy.

QueerAbility: A Toolkit to Access the NDIS. Videos, information anmd guides for accessing the NDIS as a LGBTIQA+ disabled individual

Yellow Ladybugs is a non-government organisation, dedicated to the happiness, success and celebration of autistic girls, women and gender diverse individuals.

Inclusive language is about welcoming all people to take part in and contribute to our workplaces, schools, communities and services.

LGBTIQA+ inclusive language is a way of acknowledging and respecting the natural diversity of sex, gender and sexuality.

Everyone has the right to explore and celebrate their identity, including autistic people. Here, we explore what these terms mean and how autistic LGBTQIA+ people and their allies can promote safety and positivity while seeking support if they need it.

BlaQ Aboriginal Corporation is committed to empowering the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQ+SB community through innovation, inclusion, understanding and advocacy.

Self-advocacy involves speaking up for yourself and knowing your rights about the things that matter to you. Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) have developed a self-advocacy model to assist you to be able to speak up for yourself.

The ‘Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness Workbook’ is a practical conversation guide and planning tool for use by people with disability to tailor their emergency preparedness to their individual support needs.

Based in Sydney, Australia, Achieve Collective is led by Brendan Chippendale, a neurodiversity-affirming psychotherapist, educator, and advocate. As a gay autistic man Brendan brings lived experience to supporting neurodivergent clients and/ or those who identify as LGBTQIA+SB. Achieve Collective also provides professional development for educators and service providers on neurodivergent inclusion and affirming practices

Founded by Berinda Karp , Autism STEP Australia provides neurodiverse and autism training and education to individuals, carers and organizations. With 35 years in the industry, they have a strong understanding of the issues and difficulties that people with autism face in their careers, transitions and in the wider industry.

Berinda and her team always aim for long-term results that empower independence and inclusivity into the future. Autism STEP also provides tailored training packages for your organisation