This report provides an overview of national findings from the 2024 National Carer Survey regarding carers’ economic and social needs, caring relationships, carers’ experiences accessing services, and their health and wellbeing as well as diverse caring experiences. Highlighting the diversity of carers in Australia and, for the first time includes specific insights from First Nations and young carers.

Compare your business’s performance against others in your industry using the ATO small business benchmarks.

DSC summarise the NDIS policies of the Labor, Liberal and Greens parties in the lead up to the 2025 federal election.

The DSC outline why you need to update your service agreements and which changes need to be made urgently- to protect you and the people you support.

The Strategy provides a high-level vision and roadmap to build a sustainable workforce that is skilled, well-distributed and supported to deliver mental health treatment, care and support that meets the current and future population needs and highlights key challenges.

Rights In Action Fundamentals of Disability Advocacy Microcredential Program addresses workforce shortages, challenges, and training needs by providing accessible, independent, disability advocacy support and services to regional, rural, remote and very remote communities across Queensland.

Focusing on delivering shorter flexible learning opportunities that are responsive to current industry needs with an emphasis on elements of advocacy and protection of human rights considered crucial by industry partners.

Free tool created by La Trobe’s Living with a Disability Research Centre which aims to measure and provide a quick evidence-based way of understanding ‘what good practice looks like’ when providing support to a person with an intellectual disability.

The QDN disability reform community forums final report highlights themes that emerged from QDN’s discussions and the data collected during the activities around reform priorities and timeframes.

Subsidy funding for medical aids and equipment is available to eligible Queenslanders with permanent/stable conditions or disabilities. Aids and equipment are subsidy funded either on a permanent loan basis, private ownership or through the supply of consumables.